Sentence examples for to be attributing from inspiring English sources

The different temperature of the dielectric constant maximum (Tm) of the BTS thin films with different orientation was believed to be attributing to stress inside the films.

We apply the adjectives "living" and "alive" correctly to many things, and in doing so we might be said to be attributing life to them but with no meaning or reality other than that involved in their being living things.

In the second example, although there is no obvious timeline, by saying "they formulate ideas," the LA seems to be attributing the ideas to the student and not indicating that the student is just repeating the ideas they were given by someone else.

Indeed, when we look at the ways in which we talk about a pain, we seem to be attributing something bad to a bodily location by reporting its somatosensory perception there, just as we report the existence of a rotten apple on the table by reporting its visual perception.

Still the puzzle remains: what is it that I am doing when I appear to be attributing something to the back of my hand by correctly uttering (5) — if, as agreed, I am not attributing a mental experience or a physical condition there?

Ryan has his chart of double counting, and seems to be attributing a fake doc fix memo that circulated on Friday to Nancy Pelosi.

It's too deep to be attributed to clear sources.

It is something to be attributed, not achieved.

In other words, researchers tend to attribute to twins' genes what ought to be attributed to their peculiar shared environment.

There is a huge amount of blame to be attributed to them.

Yet this scenario is all too common to be attributed to just one ruthless businessman.