Sentence examples for ascribe most of from inspiring English sources

While this transformation is probably partially due to Pashtunwali — the code by which Pashtuns live, which includes generosity as hosts — I ascribe most of it to a recognition of our common humanity.

Air quality officials ascribe most of that progress to cleaner car exhaust.

Pakistan has rejected these conclusions and ascribed most of the blame to the American forces.

An activist in the Occupy movement and a theorist of "anarchist anthropology", he ascribes most of the evils of society to oppressive state structures.

The great fanlike expansions of the hind wings of Acrididae are clearly the vannal regions, since their veins are all supported on the third axillary sclerites on the wing bases, though Martynov (1925) ascribes most of the fan areas in Acrididae to the jugal regions of the wings.

Stolidly played by Aaron Staton, this character is not granted the depth of feeling that Mr. Greig is so careful to ascribe to most of the play's characters, even the men contemplating his execution.

139 (1889), 297 ff., ascribes to Posidonius most of the Preface of Diodorus, but finds in this and the preceding chapter Epicurean influence.

A leading example of this is found in the school of thought that ascribes most importance to changes in the money supply.

These two allow Michael to ascribe some of his most eloquent thoughts to a collective "we," who "dove like needles" into a pool and roamed "like freed mercury" during the voyage.

Chiropractic students were most likely to ascribe symptoms of fibromyalgia to underlying psychiatric illness, least likely to endorse fibromyalgia as a useful diagnosis, and most likely to view their role in treatment to refer patients for further investigations.

Erosional surfaces correspond to glacial erosion surfaces (Morocco); subaerial unconformities reworked by transgressive ravinement processes (SR-U sensu Embry, 2009 (ref. 62); Anticosti); or sharp-based erosional surfaces punctuating regressive facies trends and ascribed in most cases to regressive surfaces of marine erosion (Anti-Atlas and Anticosti).