Sentence examples for perhaps attributable to from inspiring English sources

Her lack of airs is, perhaps, attributable to her parents.

"His marvellous accuracy, his faint traces of femininity, his delicacy of swift touch, are perhaps attributable to this admixture.

Bob cackles, flashing a mouth full of gold infrastructure, perhaps attributable to the seven sugars he has in his tea.

There is tragedy and violence, perhaps attributable to thwarted ambition: although both find themselves in the hotel business, Jay has dreams of being in Bollywood and Trishna is a talented dancer.

"Over four years later, it appears there has been, or may have been, a further deterioration, perhaps attributable to sleep deprivation and the continued confinement of the appellant in an unrelentingly harsh environment," the lawyer said.

If Sunday's final seemed to lack the full-force emotional impact that a 77-year wait would suggest, that is perhaps attributable to Murray's achievements in the last year.

Many critics did, though, reassess their judgment of his main influences, which previously had often been given as Evans, an assessment that was perhaps attributable more to race than to music.

"This lack of focus," Levitt deadpanned in one version of the paper, "is perhaps partly attributable to the fact that few economists have been involved in the study of gangs".

This is likely to be due primarily to lower bone marrow toxicity but is perhaps also attributable to the deposition of more energy in single cells or small tumour cell clusters.

For example, certain Asian nations had high intakes of both, while others (eg, Japan and China) had low intakes of both, perhaps partly attributable to high intakes of refined rice in the latter.

Further, the overall higher calving rates under open grazing system observed in this study could perhaps be attributable to better nutritional status, hygiene, welfare and heat expression as well as detection than in the zero grazing system.