Sentence examples for became attributed from inspiring English sources

WHAT song's lyrics became attributed to Dr. Ride? WHAT caused her to start putting her name on things, despite her previous fondness of her privacy?

Just a few years ago, much ruckus was made over a mix up over a column written by Chicago Tribune journalist Mary Schmich that, through the alchemy of cyberspace, instantly became attributed to Kurt Vonnegut.

The 2002 legal reform altered the situation: All professional inventions became attributed to the university.

I may not be a visible Muslim woman but Islam has definitely become attributed to 'brown people', even if they're not Muslims.

In October last year the magazine read: "It is important that the killing becomes attributed to patrons of the Islamic State who have obeyed its leadership… Otherwise, crusader media makes such attacks appear to be random killings".

This complexity comes from the fact that many of these species 'types' are overlapping and therefore it frequently happens that two closely related organisms become attributed to different species recognized based on incomparable criteria.

The price of admission into the world in which your failings become attributes is the clarity with which you see your failings.

Entrepreneurial orientation (EO) refers to decision-making approaches, which becomes attributes of many successful firms.

Occasionally he appeared with a forked tail, a serpent, or with serpents issuing from his body – all of which would become attributes of Satan.

In simulations, TP/ TS sometimes became negative, attributed to cases where dN/ dS < f, due to insufficient time passed for accumulation of nonsynonymous substitutions since the loss of CYP2D8 function, suggesting that it is equivalent to the case of TP/ TS = 0.

St Apollonia raises the heavy pliers that became her attribute – she was tortured by having her teeth pulled out one by one – to her lovely face, gradually chipping away at the plaster each time, so that one is made to think of the brittle frangibility of teeth.