Sentence examples for still attributed from inspiring English sources

The authors of another 1981 article, despite noting suggestively that "the absence of European children [in Glasgow] with nutritional rickets since 1975... is attributable to health education and improved living and social conditions," still attributed rickets among British Asians to "traditional diet" and sun-avoidance rather than a failure to benefit from those improved social conditions.

In 1976, autism was not on the public's mind, and the problem was still attributed to indifferent mothering.

But analysts still attributed much of the downturn to the market being vulnerable, especially in technology, to selling after its six-month rally.

While the morale was high, I noticed that many of the girls we spoke with still attributed their obstetric fistulas to "destiny" or "divine intervention".

If he made a mistake, he could correct it before it got into print; and if a mistake was printed, it was still attributed to a "White House spokesman," or some such euphemism...

However, the preparation of refined and highly purified IgY is still attributed as difficult task.

Might we still attribute major ideas to ingenious individuals, even if the ideas are tested by teams?

Hegel went further still, attributing to religion an almost vitalistic power to forge the social bond and encourage sacrifice for the public good.

Moreover, some of the largest power traders still attribute an uncomfortably large percentage of net income to mark-to-market accounting.

Some members of the Callaghan cabinet still attribute much of the responsibility for that Labour disaster to the chubby, loquacious Welshman.

In other words, it is not about emotional problems, or mistakes a parent made during potty training, or laziness, which some still attribute to the bed-wetter himself.