Sentence examples for ascribe them to from inspiring English sources

Armed attacks against government targets are increasing, and Syrians outside the government ascribe them to military defectors.

"Inspectors have identified serious audit deficiencies of such a range that it is not possible to ascribe them to isolated technical weaknesses," Mr. Doty said in a speech late last year.

Further, there seems to be no obvious way to explain human beings' potential for maladaptive behaviours, such as smoking or suicide, unless you ascribe them to genetic defects in the hormonal value system.

Victims who developed any symptoms at all would, he says, ascribe them to a mild case of the flu, rather than a terrorist attack.In fact, biological weapons may prove more of a threat to their makers than to their intended victims.

Do we not, as Plato recognized 2500 years ago, already have to think of those values as good in order to ascribe them to God? Second, and more pointedly, must the meaningfulness of our lives depend on the existence of God?  Must meaning rely upon articles of faith?

A second area of developmental research asks whether children ascribe mental states to themselves before they ascribe them to others.

No more so than ascribing them to race or economic background, which we happily do without second thought.

A spokeswoman for the hotel, describing the precautions, ascribed them to both the bombing and the Hambali arrest.

Paul Toinet, however, ascribes them to the celebrated artists and engravers of rue Saint Jacques in Paris (see Toinet, Répertoire bibliographique et iconographique de Paul et Virginie, no. 742).

It is offensive for Mr. Obasanjo to downplay the multiple irregularities of this vote by ascribing them to African cultural traditions.

It is said that when Trump attacks others, he's often projecting — that he's obscuring his own faults by ascribing them to others.