Sentence examples for ascribing importance to from inspiring English sources

We explain, however, that ascribing importance to any notion of fairness (other than one concerned solely with the distribution of income) will sometimes lead to a conflict with the Pareto principle.

Gene-culture coevolutionary studies ascribe importance to human cultural adaptations as endogenous agents of environment transformation, with down-the-line effects in the genome.

Theories of constitutional interpretation come in a variety of forms, but they all seem, in one way or another, to ascribe importance to a number of key factors: textual or semantic meaning; political, social and legal history; intention; original understanding; and moral/political theory.

Each of these theories ascribe importance to "fear of fear" as a maintaining factor.

But some experts are saying that the research team should be ascribing more importance to this early 19th-century cooling effect in the context of the warming that came after it.

In creating aggregates Norris makes the text part of the image, which breaks with the structural difference between text and image that feeds into the 'lingering dualism' of ascribing more importance to texts than images (Streeck 2003).

Why have we ascribed such importance to cupcakes and guacamole in 2010?

The Dodgers don't ascribe much importance to their streak, other than the majors-best nine home victories generated from it.

Not only do all three faiths ascribe overwhelming importance to a set of divinely inspired writings, but the content of these writings overlaps.

SINCE arguments about God have run for thousands of years, it is a little peculiar to ascribe overwhelming importance to the publication of Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" in 1859.

So Sir John admires the traditionalism and rigour of Pope Benedict just as he admires the traditionalism and rigour of the equivalent schools of Islam and Judaism.Fine but how far is it really possible for people who disagree about a matter to which they ascribe supreme importance to admire one another's integrity and rigour?