Sentence examples for firmly attribute from inspiring English sources

A second official, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, described Russia as a leading suspect but cautioned that it would take time for investigators to firmly attribute blame.

Of course, it is impossible to firmly attribute the attack at this stage – and Thornton-Trump was not able to offer any specific evidence proving this theory.

Lastly, we cannot firmly attribute the changes reported in activities, confidence and attitudes amongst respondents to the impact of the course without use of an experimental design.

In X-ray pulsars associated with high-mass X-ray binaries, the pulsations are firmly attributed to the neutron stars.

Guides describe apparitions materializing and muffled conversations overheard, without firmly attributing the phenomena to particular family members.

The pages had been filed away for decades, while suffering from a few rips, water stains and fading, and had not been firmly attributed to particular artists.

It includes 15 paintings by Vermeer -- nearly half of the 35 works firmly attributed to him -- along with paintings, drawings and prints by a host of other artists and a smattering of decorative objects and books.

Other works were firmly attributed to the artist, after Harrap, Lancaster and Anne Lyles, a Constable expert, traced the sequence of the dazzling oil sketches he made on the spot, by following the tracks of his long walks, starting at their front doors and turning down towards the sea or up the hill and on to the downs.

Well known from jaws, teeth, and crania but, although postcranial remains are known from the same sites, these are not firmly attributed to the species.

Its date was long uncertain but is now firmly attributed to the reign of Djedefre (2528 2520 BC).

Many unidentified late-14th- and early-15th-century northern artists were of the first rank, but have suffered academic neglect because they have not been attached to any historical person; as Nash puts it, "much of what cannot be firmly attributed remains less studied".