Sentence examples for be ascribed to changing from inspiring English sources

It rests as much on the text as on the music -- Tennyson's poem is more dusted with Strauss's music than leavened by it -- and the decline of the genre can be ascribed to changing literary tastes and the resistance of a modern audience to listening to highly sentimental verse for more than an hour and a quarter.

Ruhm's research shows that less than 10percentt of the rise in drug and opioid related mortality can be ascribed to changing economic conditions.

Long-term data already indicate a long-term decline in wind intensity over the tropics and mid-latitudes (McVicar et al. 2012) not all of which can be ascribed to changing surface roughness (Wever 2012).

In configuration B, the bond angle increase and geometry changing could be ascribed to the formation of new Au N bond.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

It can be ascribed to two sides.

Some of this can be ascribed to nostalgia.

Neither of those qualities could be ascribed to the others.

That, clearly, should be ascribed to judgment, not luck.

This can be ascribed to the Mn-improved spillover effect.

The superior performance can be ascribed to the unique electrode.