Sentence examples for being ascribed from inspiring English sources

The property being ascribed to plants as intelligence is shared by all organisms, even the single-celled amoeba.

CHALLENGES to property taxes in Nassau County fell this year for the first time in a decade, a shift that is being ascribed to increasing property values.

Two popular labels are being ascribed to events in Ukraine: it was either a democratic – or even social – revolution, or it was a rightwing – or even neo-Nazi – coup.

The distinction is a crucial one now since Mr. Blair's popularity is falling, and much of the decline is being ascribed to the manipulation and massaging of news to give it a twist favorable to the government.

A full break-up of the business still looks compelling to us given some of the core assets - in particular the two major copper assets - could attract significantly higher valuations than is currently being ascribed by the market.

His reported 3% stake in Twitter would be worth more than third of a billion dollars if the company achieves the $10bn-$10bn-$15bn-plus 15bn-pluseing ascribed to it by analysts.

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

Some 34,814 are ascribed to murder.

His abrupt mood swings have since been ascribed to epilepsy.

To what can these eerie similarities be ascribed?

The increase was ascribed to cost reductions that increased margins.