Sentence examples for ascribed to an from inspiring English sources

This is ascribed to an embryonic nuclei-induced alloying process.

Such blurriness can partly be ascribed to an imbalance within the cast.

He was describing expectations commonly ascribed to an omniscient "public sentiment".

"Such dirty crimes cannot be ascribed to an army, a police, a people, a nation, their government".

That movement was also ascribed to an erroneous trade, and the trades were canceled, according to exchange officials.

This can be ascribed to an electron diffusion length in Pt-TiO2 nanotubes of 20 30 μm.

Each facies assemblage can be ascribed to an inferred depositional environment in terms of bathymetry, hydrodynamic conditions and trophic level.

The fire was ascribed to an electrical fault, but given the intensity of development around it, it doesn't take a conspiracy theorist to suspect foul play.

Their murders have been ascribed to an epidemic of "corrective rape" aimed at turning lesbians straight, or at teaching them a lesson for rejecting men.

(3) The name ascribed to an impromptu 1956 Sun Studios jam session involving Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley and Lewis.

The meaning to be ascribed to an Act of Congress can only be derived from a considered weighing of every relevant aid to construction.