Sentence examples for imputed to this from inspiring English sources

(Despite what some in Brazil have imputed to this magazine, based on the timing of Jon Lee Anderson's piece on the gangs in Rio's favelas, The New Yorker was not and never has been part of any nefarious conspiracy to undermine the Rio bid).

Six hundred million dollars is the value Trump imputes to this highly provisional asset.

This behavior is imputed to the poor photo-generation in the first case (Figure 6 a.

This corrugation is directly imputed to the alternative steps of the Bosch etching process.

This increase can be imputed to the increase of the SiH4 partial pressure and thus of the silane deposition rate.

If, in spite of this, mediocrity shows in her acts and deeds, it strikes me as an absurd anomaly, to be imputed to the faults of Frenchmen, not to the genius of the land...

The root cause never was imputed to the manufacturer.

And reading Spinozistic inertia this way, imputing to the body a continuous effort to move so as to maintain the state it would be in absent external determination, also suits it to ground the PLMM.

The letter from the caucus said there was evidence "that Malik will likely be persecuted in Guinea on account of his father's political opinion being imputed to him, his membership in this prominent family and his mental condition".

So what are the other characteristics of this Harold, which the public imputed to Byron?

This same failing is now imputed to human clones – 21st-century reincarnations of Frankenstein's monster, as the very term carries connotations of spiritual vacancy.