Sentence examples for something attributed to from inspiring English sources

One reasonably sure way to avoid fakes is to buy something attributed to an underappreciated designer, ideally female.

In most iterations of the American-made series, which has generated more than ten billion dollars in sales since its début, in 2003, the screen consists of a still image and a quotation, usually of the martial variety — something attributed to Churchill or Stalin or Sun Tzu.

In July 2013, Morrissey flew home to England on the eve of his South American tour, with a total of 14 gigs scheduled in Peru, Chile, Argentina and Brazil all cancelled owing to his illness.His touring schedule has been unpredictable over the past few years, something attributed to his recent cancer scare.

In the company's announcement, Whole Foods Market President and COO A.C. Gallo noted that the timeline for the rollout of the Prime savings has been accelerated — something attributed to "positive customer feedback and successes" it saw over the past month.

She now knows that as an infant, she was sick frequently -- something attributed to her cleft.

In mid-August, the two sides would finally sign a peace agreement, something many attributed to the tsunami's admonishment.

Thomas recently stopped working with Guastello's assistant, something Guastello attributed to a "false sense of accomplishment".

The frenzy only intensified when photos of a barely clad — and more brunette than blond — Ms. Prejean surfaced, something she attributed to disreputable photographers.

Rivera, too, has said he has had trouble gripping the ball, something he attributed to the cold weather early in the year.

Daily downloads have risen 10 percent to 30,000 downloads since the start of the Olympics, something he attributed to consumers' desire to get fitter amid the buzz of the Games.

Collins said Tejada has been hitting too many fly balls, something he attributed to Tejada making contact too far in front of the plate, on his upswing.