Sentence examples for question can be ascribed from inspiring English sources

An implication of this is obviously that the self-consciousness in question can be ascribed to all creatures that are phenomenally conscious, including various non-human animals.

However, recent approaches to migration influenced by environmental change call into question the notion that migration can be ascribed in a singular way to particular environmental causes or events.

This paper examines the philosophical question of whether objects in Bongard problems can be ascribed an a priori, metaphysical, existence the ontological question of whether objects, and their boundaries, come pre-defined, independently of any understanding or context.

A major unanswered question is whether the increases in mortality in deprived areas that can be ascribed to conditions in the past are caused by area effects or operate more directly at the individual level.

In our opinion this can be ascribed to the formulation of the questions; the term difficulty (translated in Dutch: 'moeite') may be not clear for some patients.

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

Terrible diets, trouble at home: not all of this can be ascribed to poverty, of course.

So her popularity can be ascribed to her gifts as a good listener.

How much of this can be ascribed to the E.U. process is hotly disputed.

Occupational diseases are essentially preventable and can be ascribed to faulty working conditions.

The differences among plateaus can be ascribed to the different geologic processes that have created them.