Sentence examples for ascribed to changing from inspiring English sources

It rests as much on the text as on the music -- Tennyson's poem is more dusted with Strauss's music than leavened by it -- and the decline of the genre can be ascribed to changing literary tastes and the resistance of a modern audience to listening to highly sentimental verse for more than an hour and a quarter.

Long-term data already indicate a long-term decline in wind intensity over the tropics and mid-latitudes (McVicar et al. 2012) not all of which can be ascribed to changing surface roughness (Wever 2012).

(Every climate scientist would, at this point, give the caveat that no single weather event can be ascribed to climate change, but the pattern is bad. Personally, I'm getting tired of the caveat, since it's useless -- of course long-range climate models don't predict the weather, but the climate is changing before our eyes).

In configuration B, the bond angle increase and geometry changing could be ascribed to the formation of new Au N bond.

The thickening of the cloud layer, the splitting of a cloud layer, the changing height of a cloud layer are all ascribed to the presence of waves with rather long wavelengths in the cloud layer.

The changing selectivity during the catalytic hydrodehalogenation reactions is mainly ascribed to the interaction of support with Pd.

If initial length is changing, observed shortening rates are biased in the direction opposite the change in initial telomere length, as the change in initial length is incorrectly ascribed to aging.

Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.

Some 34,814 are ascribed to murder.

A lot of integrity ascribed to a news anchor.