Sentence examples for ascribing a number from inspiring English sources

Thus, claims Weiner, the value of knowledge relates to how ascribing knowledge is a shorthand way of ascribing a number of valuable sub-concepts, each of which may be of particular value in our practical reasoning depending upon what standpoint on our practical reasoning we take.

Many pundits are ascribing a number of Trump's recent reversals to a learning process, in which Trump is discovering that our challenges are much more complicated than he originally thought and is evolving accordingly.

There is a viewpoint that questions the meaningfulness and value of ascribing a number to complex experiences such as pain [ 27].

There is one potential addition, a challenge by Utah to the method used in the 2000 census to ascribe a number of residents to addresses at which no one could be contacted.

After all we are so small and the universe so big: it is nice to ascribe a number: our personal worth.

Darley ascribes a number of contributory causes: "chronic overwork, a lack of delegation, the death of her close friend Jane Senior, the failure of a brief engagement", as well as an attack on her by John Ruskin.

The TM has been ascribed a number of distinct roles in hearing.

It may therefore be seen as unsurprising that Chinese participants were able to ascribe a number to their pain, rather than detailed, verbal descriptions.

Oligosaccharides of degraded HA have been ascribed a number of biological functions that are not exerted by high-molecular-weight HA (HMW-HA).

This CXC chemokine has been ascribed a number of pro-tumour activities (Waugh and Wilson, 2008), such as increasing tumour cell proliferation and survival; inducing endothelial cell angiogenesis (Huang et al, 2000; Kline et al, 2007); and more recently, inducing the epithelial mesenchymal transition that promotes metastasis of carcinoma cells (Fernando et al, 2011).

Tim Malloy, an assistant director of polling for Connecticut's Quinnipiac University, shied away from ascribing a hard number to the Russia effect ― like most in his profession.