Sentence examples for may ascribe from inspiring English sources

Cynics may ascribe this to a "hipster" obsession with retro fetishism, but it runs much deeper than that.

"They may ascribe it to the Tank, but I ascribe it to the awakening of the ears in a predominantly visual age.

But the health department says it believes the actual toll is much worse because doctors who fill out death certificates may ascribe the death to a complication rather than to the diabetes at its root.

The high quantum yield may ascribe to the defective and holey structure of the LGO.

The result may ascribe to the specific surface areas of the nanoparticles.

We may ascribe this to the electronic hybridization between G and Ir [6].

That those bad days do not come around as often may be ascribed to superstition.

I find the style off-putting, but this may be ascribed to a residual cisatlantic snobbery.

Part of this may be ascribed to a strategy involving two numbers — "the two and twenty".

Much of that drop may be ascribed to the construction slowdown in recent years.

A few, in fact, suggest that their litigious colleagues may be ascribing racist overtones to ordinary workplace disputes.