Sentence examples for published attributed from inspiring English sources

The Times, which did not have a copy of the textbook when the article was published, attributed the descriptions of what the book said to the Israeli Education Ministry.

The second study published attributed the absence of MRSA in public buses to the low prevalence of MRSA carriage in the local healthy population [10].

Some of those articles are published and attributed to primary sources.

President Obama in an interview published last week attributed the loss of Ramadi to shortcomings in training and developing Iraq security forces.

Upset with published comments attributed to 81-year-old Bob Feller, Rose took a swipe at the former Cleveland Indians pitcher on the final day of a weekend series of autograph sessions in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Away from the jury yesterday, Mr. Brafman and Matthew Bogdanos, the assistant district attorney prosecuting the case, clashed over Mr. Combs's statement and various published remarks attributed to him and to unnamed people said to be close to the defense team.

The Infuse label notes the sterility-related complication as a possible side effect, but the Medtronic-sponsored researchers in published reports attributed that complication to surgical technique, not the product itself.

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa's governing party, the African National Congress, said Wednesday that its leaders would talk to Nelson Mandela's ex-wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, when she returned from abroad about published remarks attributed to her in which she caustically described him as a figurehead who had made a bad deal with the country's former white rulers.

Update: When this post was first published it attributed 37signals' blog post on Basecamp for mobile to Michael Dick, when in fact 37signals UI designer Jason Zimdars was the author of the post.

Several published reports attributed the recent resignation of Leo Hindery, the former TCI executive who was head of AT&T's cable unit, to a disagreement over strategy with AT&T Chief Executive Michael Armstrong.

A World Bank report published last week attributes the region's growth to its increasing economic ties to China.