Sentence examples for perhaps be attributed to from inspiring English sources

These and similar mistakes can perhaps be attributed to carelessness, but others seem inexplicable.

Not all of the rise should perhaps be attributed to Koller, though.

Some of the blame, said Mr. Scott, could perhaps be attributed to what he termed "referendum exhaustion".

This can, perhaps, be attributed to how far-reaching the positive duties would be if they were to address these systemic inequalities.

#ff2013 #ADLfest March 1, 2013 The few empty seats in this opening night could perhaps be attributed to the rival attraction taking place in the open air a few hundred metres away: most of South Australia seems to have turned out for Neil Finn and Paul Kelly's opening concert, which was rounded off with a lavish firework display.

So the perception of the play's impenetrability can perhaps be attributed to Stoppard having combined a head-scratching narrative form – the espionage thriller – with quantum physics, and neither of these turning out to be the point of the play, which was using spooks and photons as metaphors for psychological duality.

A form of dualitarianism can perhaps also be attributed to Lewis when he distinguishes between the sparse and the abundant conception of properties (see his 1986, p. 60).

This suggests that institutions are happy with their initial room designs and perhaps can be attributed to careful planning and use of resources such as those by Beichner on the SCALE-UP website, which all interviewees had access to, or through interacting with a SCALE-UP user.

Phrases such as "appears to be," or "perhaps might be attributed to," or "might be seen in some cases as," are all examples of tentative, softening terms seen in academic reports.

The morale of people in Pakistan seems to be at an all-time low and this perhaps could be attributed to the lack of desire to look beyond our own lives and examine and resolve issues that affect us as a whole nation.

A significant percentage of transcripts (44.8%) were found to be unique to C. lectularius and perhaps could be attributed to the presence of novel genes.