Sentence examples for ascribe this to from inspiring English sources
Some people ascribe this to shady motives.
The authors of that study are careful not to ascribe this to fear.
Cynics may ascribe this to a "hipster" obsession with retro fetishism, but it runs much deeper than that.
"To ascribe this to anybody's fault I think would be really Monday morning quarterbacking of the worst kind," Dr. Brody said.
By comparison, only 25% of working age men are not in the workforce and only 6% of them ascribe this to caring for children.
Some might ascribe this to Dunga, 46, but he is a mere disciple — an extreme one perhaps — of a toughening-up process that dates to 1966.
Dr. Greider said she ascribed this to a "founder effect," the founder being Joseph Gall of Yale University.
Pact ascribed this to recent sanctions on advertising on cable and satellite channels.
The pamphlet ascribes this to "bitter and brutal" fighting during a left-wing revolt.
He ascribes this to that 1958 agreement on UK-US nuclear dependency, which prompted De Gaulle's veto on British EEC membership.
Military officials ascribed this to the fact that women reporting the assaults supplied too little information on which investigators could act.
