81.   The company attributed the loss to weak economic conditions and competitive pressures in those countries.

82.   The company attributed the problems largely to falling demand for Internet advertising, on which the company had placed big bets.

83.   The company attributed the projected worsening of results to poor performance at its psychiatric and other hospitals in Los Angeles.

84.   The company attributed the results to a normal seasonal slowdown and said it expected a strong second half.

85.   The company attributed the rise to increased investment management fees and increased mutual fund assets.

86.   The company attributed the shortfall in revenue to lower prices, weakness in emerging markets and the impact of the strong dollar.

87.   The company attributed the shortfall to order cutbacks from original equipment manufacturers, which are its major clients.

88.   The company attributed the shortfall to poor sales management and performance in the U.S. Midwest, the Asia-Pacific region and in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

89.   The company attributed the shortfall to such issues as margin pressures, adverse currency effects and higher-than-expected expenses.

90.   The company attributed the slower growth to a summer lag.