Sentence examples for To be ascribed from inspiring English sources

But her triumph is no flash in the pan to be ascribed to jihadism.

That's the kind of difference that used to be ascribed to manufacturing tolerances.

Monte Carlo simulations of Ar bombardment of B4C suggest these defects to be ascribed as vacancies.

This used to be ascribed to cheapness, or morale building, but it may be an effort to bolster productivity.

The cardiovascular protective effects of grape seed extract are believed to be ascribed to its antioxidative properties.

In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

By Reeves Wiedeman Mike Tyson In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

Women should accept this situation "as the faithful observance of a plan to be ascribed to the wisdom of the Lord of the universe," the Pope said.

The meaning to be ascribed to an Act of Congress can only be derived from a considered weighing of every relevant aid to construction.

Alina (Cristina Flutur), restless and adrift, seems plagued by the kind of mental distress that used to be ascribed to demonic influence.

From the juvenile justice system through adult prisons, Mr. Head writes, "behavior that might indicate a mental disorder is more likely, for blacks, to be ascribed to acting out".