Sentence examples for that will be attributed from inspiring English sources

All this has been complicated by the advent of surveillance cameras, smart phones, and, perhaps most relevantly, large-scale photography projects for which assistants often press the shutter button on work that will be attributed to their boss.

Participants will be identified in the computerised database by a number that will be attributed at the same time as inclusion in the study.

The ACO was unable to comment on any specifics of the investigation but Joubin believed it would be a swift process, if not one that had already been completed and that early indicators are that no blame will be attributed in the wake of initial enquiries on Saturday afternoon that suggest it will be classed as a racing incident.

The French legal investigation by the attorney and police into the death of Danish driver Allan Simonsen in the opening stages of the Le Mans 24 hours were continuing after the race came to its conclusion on Sunday, although early indications are that it will not be a lengthy process and that the accident will be attributed to a racing incident.

The problem with Mel Gibson's apologies for his anti-Jewish outburst is that his remarks will be attributed to deviant behavior caused by drunkenness — curable by rehabilitation — rather than as examples of soberly held beliefs.

It is equally certain that ulterior motives will be attributed to Bugliosi: political ambition, promotion of his book and justification of his own work as prosecutor.

We believe that MR-Si will be attributed greater significance in the future and will contribute to diagnosis in routine use, as it is the only modality that can show the actual lumen width of the duct due to the nonuse of induct contrast agent and display the ducts of Rivinus and duct pathologies.

But the real question is which ceremony is under discussion: it's disturbing to note that these four awards will be attributed at a special ceremony to be held on November 13th, not at the main event set for February 27th of next year.

One of the greatest fears of black scientists is that any faults we have will be attributed to the entire race, or more precisely, that if we mess up, that department will never hire another black person.

As such we upgrade to buy, albeit with a view that greater long-term value will be attributed to new bus targets which are as yet unannounced.

Mr. Obama will be blamed for that, Republicans argue, and any improvement will be attributed by his opponents to the fiscal discipline Republicans imposed.