Sentence examples for quickly attributed from inspiring English sources

I soon started experiencing joint and muscle aches and a sore throat, which I quickly attributed to stress and anxiety.

Sibneft, Russia's fifth-largest producer, doubled its net profit, to $1.3 billion -- a surprise for analysts, who quickly attributed the rise to low tax payments and a unexpectedly profitable asset acquisition.

The buildup followed a Dec. 13 attack on the Indian Parliament, which the Indians quickly attributed to two militant groups operating in Pakistan and pushing to get Kashmir back from India.

Last month, for instance, when it was reported that the proportion of Americans aged 25 to 34 who are married fell below the proportion who have never married, it was quickly attributed to the economic downturn.

Its collapse in the final minutes was quickly attributed to its youth and inexperience, as Chris Mannix points out on SI.com and as is echoed by Mark Kriegel on Foxsports.com.com

Any misconduct or malfeasance, though, is quickly attributed in that direction, usually with code words such as "privilege" or "elitism" conveying the required meaning.

They know deadlines or staff shortages often require them to simply and quickly attribute views from all sides, however distorting that might be.

I've automatically gone to "selfish dick" zone, very quickly attributing someone's behaviour in one space, at one time, to who they are fundamentally as a person.

Making matters worse, these families often are judged unfairly by fellow citizens and by school personnel, who mistakenly and quickly attribute negative interpretations to behaviors which middle-class, and less visible, parents would be given a pass on.

The protein levels of vimentin and ZEB1 in our study also increased far too quickly to be solely attributed to transcriptional upregulation initially.

Quality indicators could be helpful to quickly determine which attributes still require panel training, when panel training has been done in a sufficient manner and to determine the usability of the final results.