Sentence examples for really be attributed from inspiring English sources
How much of the current success of women's cycling could really be attributed to his interventions?
So perhaps it's wrong to ask whether "Pale Fire" can hold up as a poem on its own, or whether it should really be attributed to Nabokov.
But in a corporate capacity, it only has certain uses, none of which can really be attributed to helping the bottom line, or a partner in a law firms' reputation to audiences outside their field.
In its 2001 listing Forbes backtracked a bit, saying that his wealth ($1.9 billion in 2000) should really be attributed to his son, Larry Yung, head of CITIC-Pacific in Hong Kong.
"Though intriguing, much more work needs to be done to find out whether seasonal changes in blood pressure can really be attributed to exposure to sunshine, and what the practical implications could be," he said.
It is also shown that the deceleration and final bifurcation of cracks propagating in shear-mode is not due to a stress/strain redistribution as the crack propagates through its plastic zone but can really be attributed to a friction-induced decrease in effective ΔKII.
A lot of the stuff you laughed at tonight, or perhaps cried, really is attributed to Katie, Hopkinss told the audience at the SVA Theatre.
Srinivasan and his colleagues also have identified two other sources of brand equity: a consumer's perception that a brand is better than it really is ("attribute-based" equity), and nonattribute-based equity, for instance, a consumer's preference for a brand based on the cachet of owning it.
"It really should be attributed to all the wonderful students and collaborators I have had the good fortune to work with during my career," he said.
It is difficult to know how many changes really can be attributed to Khosrow's reign and how many are arbitrarily assigned to him because of his place in history.
It's tough to say how much of the uptick in Tennessee voter registration really should be attributed to Swift's signal boost, and between names potentially purged from rolls, Tennessee voter ID laws, and other first-time lapses how many of those newly registered voters will actually turn out remains to be seen.
