Sentence examples for will attribute to from inspiring English sources

I thought: it isn't allowed to have these qualities that people will attribute to mainstream culture.

The more he says in public, he believes, the more journalists will speculate about him, the more manipulations they will attribute to him.

Nearly eight out of 10 state schools are now judged good or outstanding – the highest proportion in Ofsted's 21-year history – which Wilshaw will attribute to better teaching and leadership in schools.

I think we're trying to get out of this as fast as possible, and maybe, if Philip is correct, that the world will attribute to any error that follows to the United States.

With decades of scientific research and 16 years of practical construction experiences and reservoir operations, these key technical issues in construction of the Three Gorges Project are successfully resolved, which will attribute to the development of hydropower technology.

As they prepared for a campaign swing upstate over the next couple of days, they spoke of polls showing the race about even -- less than a month into his official campaign -- and Mr. Lazio's intention to strike at themes popular among voters, like high gas prices he will attribute to the Clinton administration's energy policies.

Why I saw him again, I'll attribute to the memory of eight months without sex.

Why I let him talk me into one more go, I'll attribute to me being a retard.

And what criminal act will he attribute to the arrested students who were standing outside the fence?

In the United States alone, an estimated 64,770 new cases of renal tumors are expected to be diagnosed during 2012, which will ultimately attribute to 13,570 deaths [ 1].

People talk about reverse culture shock when returning home and I can already tell I will attribute mine to the lack of accessibility to cider.