Sentence examples for ascribes this to from inspiring English sources
The pamphlet ascribes this to "bitter and brutal" fighting during a left-wing revolt.
He ascribes this to that 1958 agreement on UK-US nuclear dependency, which prompted De Gaulle's veto on British EEC membership.
Groth ascribes this to an unusually high-quality year in cinema - "there just weren't enough Academy Awards to go around" - rather than any sort of political reaction by the voters.
Mr Solaja ascribes this to his desire to build good relations with Israel and not wanting to irritate the Americans on what is, for him, a peripheral issue.Every few weeks reports of deaths of Balkan Jihadis circulate.
She ascribes this to the difficulties parents have managing the demands of work and families, where the rhythms of the workplace and childcare are still very much out of sync.
She is conscious of the "stickiness" of attention in herself, so that there is great tenacity on the one hand but a lack of agility and pliability on the other; she ascribes this to a defect in her cerebellum, the fact that (as an MRI has shown) it is below normal size in her.
Some people ascribe this to shady motives.
Some Guyanese ascribe this to Jonestown's remoteness.
Dr. Greider said she ascribed this to a "founder effect," the founder being Joseph Gall of Yale University.
The authors of that study are careful not to ascribe this to fear.
Pact ascribed this to recent sanctions on advertising on cable and satellite channels.
