Sentence examples for she ascribes that from inspiring English sources

Luker also thinks that marriage is under stress, although, being a sociologist, she ascribes that stress to socioeconomic forces — the impoverishment of the working class, which makes the poor less able to afford marriage; the rise of a wealthy elite free not to worry about the vicissitudes of single parenthood — rather than to declining American morals.

She ascribed that lack of volume to the changing times — the diminished controversy attending gay and lesbian issues.

"Tony ascribes that phenomenon to the intrusion of analytics and off-field personnel into how the game is played.

Relatively few Britons got flu shots this year, officials said, ascribing that to skepticism after the swine flu pandemic proved less lethal than feared.

"Because the fun thing about any awards show is the rooting factor". Disappointed viewers ascribe that slight to the fact that "Gilmore Girls" is shown on the smaller WB, rather than on one of the four major networks.

Quickie "cures" by pills enable adults involved with a child to ascribe that child's problems to something needing fixing within the child rather than within the child's relationships with others.

And while many people ascribe that recent dominance to the presence of the first black president in the White House, the average black vote share the GOP nominee has won in the last 10 election is 10.3percentt.

Does the hearer have good reason to ascribe that authority?

Normally, stars are ascribed that sort of agency.

He says he doesn't run away from Tea Party support, but doesn't ascribe that mantle to himself.

Commentators have ascribed that result to fluid overload rather than hyperoncotic albumin per se, however [ 83, 84].