Sentence examples for routinely attributed to from inspiring English sources

Both propensities were routinely attributed to the social failings of public schools.

Take Lilly Reich, the principal designer of most of the furniture routinely attributed to Mies Van Der Rohe.

Although the failures of that effort are routinely attributed to insurgent attacks, an examination of this project shows that troubled decision-making and execution have played equally important roles.

Although the failures of that effort are routinely attributed to insurgent attacks, an examination of the project shows that troubled decision-making and execution have played equally important roles.

The woes of the record industry are routinely attributed to the consolidation of radio, which makes it hard to break new acts; the growing power of Wal-Mart, which stocks fewer titles than traditional music outlets; and the Internet, which allows consumers to acquire music free.

Any big swing in any market is now routinely attributed to this or that hedge fund getting in or out.Market-makers' fears that they will find themselves on the wrong end of such trades has made them fearful of all trading.

Most managers would rather spit out their smokeless tobacco and chew on glass than acknowledge mystical forces at play, the kind of magic that a fair number of New Yorkers routinely attribute to the 1969 Miracle Mets.

If any changes are apparent, then they are routinely (and quite reasonably) attributed to the passive consequences of growth.

Effective SID was defined as the electrical charge attributed to the routinely measured weak anions and calculated as follows: SIDe = bicarbonate + albumin charge + phosphate charge (all values in mEq/L), where bicarbonate = 0.0301*pCO2*10pH−6.1, albumin charge = [albumin] in g/L* pH*0.123 0.631) and phosphate charge = [phosphate] in mmol/L* pH*0.309 0.469) [19] 19].

The mistaken belief that amputations were routinely performed without anesthetics can be partially attributed to the fact that chloroform did not put patients into a deep unconscious state.

Twenty three percent of these occurrences can be attributed to one individual who routinely cut her sessions short.