Sentence examples for ascribed to this from inspiring English sources

The Servian Wall surrounding Rome, ascribed to this period, dates, however, from the 4th century bc.

Low densities ascribed to this same cause also have been observed for some of the inner moons of Saturn.

His parents were Protestants and he inherited a strong dose of the work-ethic that he later ascribed to this tradition.

Among things ascribed to this supersensible force are movements of needles toward a magnet, circulation of water in plant bodies, upward motion of fire, movement of mind, and movements of soul after death.

For nine years, until the death of Barnabas Smith in 1653, Isaac was effectively separated from his mother, and his pronounced psychotic tendencies have been ascribed to this traumatic event.

The ensuing 25-year "Great Moderation" is often ascribed to this new consensus: that fiscal policy should leave stabilisation to central banks, who in turn should firmly fix their focus on a medium-term inflation target.

Language problems are also more often ascribed to this group.

These names underline the significance Leibniz ascribed to this program for his philosophy.