Sentence examples for ascribed no from inspiring English sources

The Suffolk County police also ascribed no motive today.

He said the Mitchells' house had been ransacked and their green, 1994 Mercury Sable sedan was missing, but he ascribed no motive to the killings.

The builders received an additional $4.5 million from architect Frank Gehry's insurers, although the settlement ascribed no fault to Gehry's work.

"It ascribes no guilt, calls for no arguments about compensation".

First, Home's price seems to be ascribing no value to the Homebase business.

That raises the possibility that the market is ascribing no value to the publishing properties.

"When we invested, the market was ascribing no value to the Nook business, which was absurd".

We recognize that Homebase has been under pressure due to the weak housing market, but to ascribe no value to the second largest DIY retailer in the UK seems extreme.

I find that notion offensive: it implies that liberals ascribe no value to the concepts of fidelity and commitment; and it implies that wanting equal civil rights for everyone is less than noble.

On this back-of-the-envelope analysis, which annualizes Goldman's pretax earnings for the first nine months of last year and assumes a flat 33 percent tax rate, that suggests shareholders are ascribing no value to the firm's prop businesses, which are now collected under the investing and lending heading.

Intuitively, then, the complaint is that democratic equality ascribes no significance to the fact that responsibility can negate luck.