Sentence examples for sun attributed from inspiring English sources

Sun attributed the growth to server sales, as well as strong acceptance of Solaris, Sun's computer operating system.

The New York Sun attributed Alger's resignation to Hobart's "crystal insight" and "velvet tact"; after which Hobart wrote to McKinley, "My 'crystal insight' is still clear, but the nap is slightly worn off my velvet tact".

The warmth of Earth and Mars during their early periods (and thus the solution to the faint young Sun problem) can be attributed to the presence of abundant greenhouse gases in their atmospheres, with carbon dioxide, water, and possibly ammonia and methane playing major roles.

The majority of premature skin aging signs can be attributed to sun exposure, according to Hale.

We also found an association of physical activity with vitamin D status but could not assess whether the association could be attributed to sun exposure with outdoor activity [ 26- 28].

To assess the worth of a study on asymmetrical skin aging, a radio advertisement was broadcast appealing for men or women with significant differences in the clinical signs of facial aging that they attributed to sun exposure through a nearby window for a great part of their life, due to occupation or activities.

Many of the exposed counties in the study area were located in more northerly states not normally associated with prolonged, intense sunlight exposure, so it seems unlikely that the increased risk would be attributed primarily to sun exposure.

The author seems to be bent on taking away the benefits of sun exposure and attributing its health benefits to other things.

Michael Lehman, Sun's chief financial officer, attributed the drop to short supply -- and rising costs -- of computer memory.

The phrase comes from a quote attributed to New York Sun editor John B. Bogart (1873-1890): "When a dog bites a man, that is not news, because it happens so often.

"Current observations of widespread vitamin D insufficiency should not be attributed only to sun protection strategies," says Lucas. "Over the same period there is a trend to an increasingly indoor lifestyle, associated with technological advances such as television, computers, and video games".