Sentence examples for regularly attributed from inspiring English sources

Two major flaws are regularly attributed to the reporting practices of public companies: complexity and short-termism.

Unfortunately, his pithy point about "download time" is regularly attributed to Mark Twain and Henry David Thoreau, probably because the public loves writers more than it loves statisticians.

In the gaming arena, for example, pro-Microsoft comments are regularly attributed to astroturfers, while other companies exposed for employing the tactic in one form or another include Sony, L'Oréal and ExxonMobil.

Powell has regularly attributed his success to his upbringing, as he learned to connect with people of all stripes.

And while its list of critics is long, openness and transparency are not chief characteristics regularly attributed to them.

Reports of domestics skyrocket at times of economic uncertainty, something regularly attributed to increased stress on the part of abusers.

And in America, politicians regularly attribute progress, but never failure, to their own leadership.

We regularly attribute our own failures to circumstance and the failures of others to bad character.

Mr. Mugabe regularly attributes the country's ills to the tiny white minority, bankers, foreign plots and the International Monetary Fund.

Anorexia, bulimia, body dysmorphic disorder, these serious and potentially fatal conditions can regularly be attributed to an obsession with one's appearance and the pressure to look attractive.

After all, to quote the aphorism regularly, andwrongly, attributed to Churchill, "If a man is not a socialist by the time he is 20, he has no heart.