Sentence examples similar to widespread attribute from inspiring English sources

The murders were too widespread to attribute to any single person or group.

(The declines have been so steady over the last generation that widespread reports attributing recent drop-offs to the recession are misleading).

The major post-invasion cause of death was violence, which was widespread and attributed mainly to coalition air strikes.

Many food items accumulate perchlorate from contaminated soil and water (Yu et al. 2004), and human biomonitoring data have demonstrated widespread exposures attributed to dietary sources [ Blount et al. 2006b; El Aribi et al. 2006; Food and Drug Administration FDAA) 2009; Valentin-Blasini et al. 2005].

Yet the other day I heard a backbench MP attribute "widespread" school underperformance to the dead hand of council control, a charge fast becoming as credible as blaming the Luftwaffe for our housing shortage.

Having said that, it takes special pleading to attribute widespread error to the community of X-practitioners regarding what X-standards sanction.

The healthcare industry has for decades attributed widespread understaffing issues to a nursing shortage.

Consider what happened at a village in Mali, where prevailing beliefs attributed widespread childhood malnutrition to the village sorcerer.

Yet in the end, none of the above offer a definitive explanation of the reports last weekend; for one thing, the noises were apparently too widespread to be attributed to sand dunes, giant waves, or even a meteor landing.

One thirty-something from Bulawayo, the country's second city, attributed widespread drug use to the fact that "people are very stressed and need a release".

Alter confirms that there is a lot of suing in the business, and attributes widespread malpractice to inexperienced surgeons seduced by the money.