Sentence examples for president attributes from inspiring English sources

Bud Wood, the company president, attributes that to fear about the millennium.

Michael Mendiburu, the president, attributes its success to strong client relationships.

Robert Filotei, the company's president, attributes the uptick to celebrity consumers.

Equally dissonant is the lengthy pitch made by his glamorous wife Mary Kaye, who describes in perplexed tones the time she read in the Economist on an airplane how Americans were looking for an unusual set of attributes in their president, attributes that it occurred to her as she was reading were all possessed by her husband, if only the American people would realize it.

Daren Blomquist, ATTOM's senior vice president, attributes the drop in affordability to rising mortgage rates.

And Yang Jianhong, the company's president, attributed the move to a change of strategy.

James McCormick, First Manhattan's president, attributed the gains largely to a higher level of customer service among the smaller banks.

Alex Matthiessen, Riverkeeper's president, attributed the fish decline largely to five power plants along the Hudson, including the Indian Point nuclear plant.

Aéropostale also reported a sales increase last month, up 3percentt, a success that Mindy Meads, the company's president, attributed to the right combination of product and value.

Mr. Verbitsky, the club's vice president, attributed that decline to the way that Ukrainians have "dispersed" and moved to places like Brighton Beach, Brooklyn.

Correction: November 7, 2004, Sunday A review in the Book Review last Sunday about "Ronnie and Nancy," by Bob Colacello, and "Reagan's Path to Victory," a selection of writings by the former president, attributed a foreign military intervention to him erroneously.