Sentence examples for be to ascribe from inspiring English sources
Proof that a profit-maximizing firm took predatory action should suffice to demonstrate the threat of substantial exclusionary effect; to hold otherwise would be to ascribe irrational behavior to the defendant.
This seems an indolent method of writing, though Gray does get off some good aphorisms of his own: "To suppose that the myth of progress could be shaken off would be to ascribe to modern humanity a capacity for improvement even greater than that which it ascribes to itself".
The conventional thinking in the field would be to ascribe the rescue effect to the greater nucleophilicity of Se relative to that of S.
Of course, if this were to be the case, the big challenge would be to ascribe molecular mechanisms to these processes.
Step one is to ascribe unambiguously evil intentions to anyone who questions the government.
Much more difficult is to ascribe blame or to decide on a way forward.
The tendency is to ascribe the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs as male.
The cited distortions are to be ascribed to the approximations implicit in the FE procedure.
Thus, the protective response described above is to be ascribed specifically to A172.
Indeed, one would obtain the same results if gene distribution over strands were to be ascribed to chance.
