Sentence examples for ascribes that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gans ascribes that to simple reluctance of American builders to try new technologies.

Key ascribes that tendency "partly to creative ambition", he says, "and partly to the fact that I can't do standup".

The latter is a theory of gravity that ascribes that force's effects to the warping of space itself.Another advance into the unknown would be finding particles called neutralinos.

Luker also thinks that marriage is under stress, although, being a sociologist, she ascribes that stress to socioeconomic forces — the impoverishment of the working class, which makes the poor less able to afford marriage; the rise of a wealthy elite free not to worry about the vicissitudes of single parenthood — rather than to declining American morals.

These critics argue that any conception of autonomy that ascribes that trait to such people is wrongly conceived (Benson 1987, MacKenzie & Stoljar 2001b, Waller 1993, Oshana 1998, Stoljar 2000).

He ascribes that veneration to the altar's pyramid shape.

Some ascribe that late take-off to chance.

Mr. Hedl ascribed that to the lingering power of Croatian nationalists.

She ascribed that lack of volume to the changing times — the diminished controversy attending gay and lesbian issues.

Tim Desmond, senior vice president at Stribling and Associates, noted that some area town houses were lingering, but ascribed that to overpricing.

Rather, they ascribe that to the failings of Labour governments in the past to connect with their traditional base of voters.