Sentence examples for and to attribute from inspiring English sources

After C.I.A. officials raised concerns about the wording in an early draft of the speech, the White House changed it to make it vaguer and to attribute it to Britain.

The ability to detect trends in assemblage composition and to attribute these changes to environmental factors is necessary to understand mechanistic pathways and to further our understanding of how incremental anthropogenic alterations modify aquatic assemblages over time.

Having performed DOSC on the data, it is not necessary anymore to apply sophisticated chemometric techniques to correct for temperature or time effects and to attribute the samples to their respective concentration classes.

Such beliefs have repeatedly been shown to play a role not only in men's self-reported likelihood of committing rape, but also in people's tendency to define rape more restrictively, and to attribute responsibility and blame to rape victims (1999, 816).

The phenomenon of gravity as explained by "Mr. Newton's incomparable book"(ibid). has apparently led Locke to abandon the contact action proviso and to attribute to matter the power of acting distantly, even though the process by which such interactions could occur is so obscure that he is driven to invoking superaddition.

In this study, we use the results from two state-of-the-art hydrological models and different GRACE spherical harmonic products to examine the variations in TWS and its individual components, and to attribute the changes to natural and human-induced factors over large global river basins.

Baseball players are inherently superstitious and known to attribute successes and failures to anything from lucky socks to sitting in certain seats on the bus.

Saskin said it was "simplistic and inaccurate to attribute a whole series of salary increases to one signing".

By contrast, the possible effects of a changing climate are delayed, disparate, far-flung, and hard to attribute.

The links are complex and impossible to attribute to a certain field.

The FROM and TO attributes together express the notion of an interval of time during which some proposition was true.