Sentence examples for which will be attributed from inspiring English sources
Suppose Max, a software engineer and founder of a social media start-up, has a choice between leaving his start-up to work for TechGiant and receiving a signing bonus of $1 million or selling his start-up to TechGiant and receiving $1 million, half of which will be attributed to the value of his founders' stock in the start-up.
It is estimated that 1 million women will have been recruited by early in the year 2000, and that by the end of the year 2002 there will be 5000 screen-detected breast cancers and 23 000 deaths in the cohort, the majority of which will be attributed to cancer (12 600 deaths) and circulatory disease (8000 deaths).
Participants who achieve their goals successfully will be complimented, while those who fail to achieve their goals will receive feedback in which the failure will be attributed to external factors that people cannot control in order to prevent a decrease in self-efficacy [ 60].
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.
Publications generated from the trial will be attributed to the FACT TMG, which will consist of all those who have wholeheartedly collaborated in the trial.
Any errors will be attributed to rookie nerves.
You'll also be given control over which comments stay attributed to you — if you find a comment you no longer wish to be associated with, you can delete it from your profile and it will be attributed to an anonymous user on the blog you left it on (I think this could lead to some problems, which I'll get to below).
Which will be the car "attributes" of the future?
But the idea for the stage setting at Pratica, which will be disassembled as soon as the leaders depart, is attributed to the flamboyant prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi.
In post-match interviews, he comes across as thoughtful and intelligent, attributes which will be a big help as he comes to terms with his new status.
