Sentence examples for ascribing value from inspiring English sources

Revealing this symbiotic relationship was one way of ascribing value to a type of settlement that is under-respected.

A second limitation is ascribing value to interviews of the trauma team leaders and other doctors on call.

Meanwhile behaviorists see a few where games and life intersect for real (not just in a points-means-prizes way) and players ascribing value to gamelike activities.

Our analysis aligns with those who view the process of ascribing value as an interpretive act involving ethical-moral choices, constructed moment-by-moment by social actors through interaction [ 34].

It may be that older adults could enhance their ability to remember the source of information by ascribing values to the information and the person conveying it.

Now consumers ascribe value to those who create, and brands have to create".

It is too early to ascribe value in our target price, but our blue sky points to around £200m of value (25% of current enterprise value) by 2020.

And because of those cues, we ascribed value to the object, and were willing to pay for it, sometimes handsomely.

But Mr. Hevesi noted that economists "ascribe value to human life" by calculating how much people might earn in their working years.

He declined to reveal the sales price, but said that the Newton Falls and Deferiet plants were bought "for a fraction of their conventionally ascribed value".

"Because it was so difficult they began to ascribe value to it [and] it challenged some of the preconceptions they had about physical ability," says Evans.