Sentence examples for attributed a certain from inspiring English sources

In a Memorial Day address to fellow veterans, in 1884, he attributed a certain value to the war experience: "Through our great good fortune, in our youth our hearts were touched with fire.

The term "native" as commonly used by Europeans to describe the local or the indigenous population of non-European parts signifes a "rootedness"—as distinct from "European," to which was attributed a certain mobile and universal quality.

"But we have the disciplines in place to attribute a certain amount of revenue back to the Internet".

To say "This is a triangle," for example, is to attribute a certain property, that of being a triangle, to a certain spatiotemporal object, such as a figure drawn in the sand.

(Weinberg 2013, 473) A related debate concerns the question of whether one can reasonably attribute a certain degree of wellbeing to nonexistent people.

8 Nevertheless, we cannot attribute a certain cause (immunological, social) underlying these changes.

One of the challenges in environmental health is to attribute a certain health effect to a specific environmental exposure and to establish a cause-effect relationship.

As even traditional beliefs in ancestral powers may attribute a certain level of blame to affected individuals, HIV education needs to counter stigma whatever its source [ 68].

Instead, it is a matter of whether it is best to attribute a certain task to a multi-purpose agency embedded in pre-existing, multiple-tiered politico-administrative hierarchies as opposed to constituting ad-hoc single-task, special agencies outside them.

Font is important for attributing a certain mood to your invitation.

Since this study focuses mainly on publications from 1993 to 2012, we have attributed a paper to a certain country based on the first author's affiliation.