Sentence examples for ascribe to a from inspiring English sources

There are all sorts of ways to gauge how much credibility investors ascribe to a company's "growth story".

The FBI said Doyle and Chaney "ascribe to a white supremacy version of the Asatru faith," or Odinism.

The historical and continued stereotypical demonisation of black men is the problem leading to the behaviour that you ascribe to a cultural trait of "anti-school black masculinity".

Google's United States business grew just under 13 percent over the quarter, a low number that analysts ascribe to a maturing business.

It might be an odd quality to ascribe to a team that contained six current internationals, but the dominant characteristic of Norwich's performance was the frequency with which they made elementary unforced errors.

In other words, that a good deal of what we see and ascribe to a deficit in character or intelligence — criminal behavior, family breakdown, occupational failure — maybe just be the residual effects of on-field impacts.

Military professionals also ascribe to an ethic where no challenge precedes service.

A lot of integrity ascribed to a news anchor.

It's a far cry from the democratic participation normally ascribed to a proper union.

Of course, such bad luck could be ascribed to a number of things.

Could the triumph of Trump be ascribed to a growing lack of empathy?