Sentence examples for progress attributed to from inspiring English sources

And so encouraging was the social progress attributed to the project that the White House selected Akron as the setting for President Clinton's first "town hall meeting" on race, in 1997.

And so encouraging was the social progress attributed to the project that the White House selected Akron as the setting for President Clinton's first "town hall meeting" on race, in 1997.

The rapid progress was attributed to the wide streets overhead and the modification of the cut-and-cover method devised by the French engineer Fulgence Bienvenue.

The slow progress was attributed to a lack of momentum after their break and the lack of a deadline and producer to push things forward.

This progress is attributed to a strengthened health system and improved access to quality health services underpinned by outreach activities to reach the vulnerable population.

When you're finished, any progress will be attributed to your decisive surgery and skill at the helm.

She questioned whether Rowan's progress could be attributed to what happened in Mongolia or to just typical changes that all children go through.

Friends and relatives of Officer Rodrigz said on Friday that doctors were heartened by his progress, which they attributed to his healthy lifestyle.

While much of this progress may be attributed to Denver getting a healthier Millsap this season to captain their defense, the difference in players making more concerted multiple efforts, better communication and more focused awareness is evident from the top to the bottom of the depth chart.

A good part of the lack of progress can be attributed to the fact that we, as a nation, have simply failed to keep up with effective ways to improve classroom productivity.

In her investigative analysis of the relative success Portugal has had in stemming opioid-related deaths, Susana Ferriera writes that the country's progress can be attributed to a few basic factors, one of which is a social acknowledgement "that an individual's unhealthy relationship with drugs often conceals frayed relationships with loved ones, with the world around them, and with themselves".