Sentence examples for ascribed to two from inspiring English sources

Fernando Pessoa's Philosophical Essays (Contra Mundum Press) – fresh from his seemingly inexhaustible posthumous trunk – presents early theoretical work ascribed to two English heteronyms.

This is mainly ascribed to two reasons.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

This huge change in the transmittance is ascribed to two main contributions.

The mechanism of this platform has been elaborately explored and the high sensitivity should be ascribed to two aspects.

Yeast flocculation may be ascribed to two main categories: i) sugar-sensitive adhesion (lectin-like) and ii) sugar-insensitive adhesions.

"Dickensian diagnoses" ascribed to nine of the novelist's characters are explored in this list.

It probably originated in Alexandria and, in some manuscripts, is ascribed to one or other of the 4th-century bishops Basil and Epiphanius, though it must be older.

The treatises on esoteric or occult subjects attribute to Maslama al-Majrītī two works on natural science that are not properly his but may be ascribed to one of his pupils.

Mr Wilson is masterminding one of the biggest investments in education in the state's history, and has proposed $425m to top up welfare reform and $1.3 billion for child care.The emergence of the new Mr Wilson can be ascribed to one thing above all: the economy.

This may be ascribed to three different generation mechanisms.