Sentence examples for we ascribed that from inspiring English sources

When an item for a specific subject was identified as being influenced by NA, we ascribed that item with the next "negative" value to its original value.

Generally, we still make quality education a perceptual phenomenon where we ascribe that attribute to a course, educational program, or idea, but struggle with precisely why we reached that decision.

We ascribe that to the fact that Background sentences usually appear at the beginning of the abstract so as to place the research within a broader context.

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

Normally, stars are ascribed that sort of agency.

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

As Bond and Fox (2007) point out, "scales to which we routinely ascribe that measurement status in the human sciences are merely presumed … almost never tested empirically" (p. 4).

For as the cause ought only to be proportioned to the effect, and the effect, so far as it falls under our cognisance, is not infinite; what pretensions have we, upon your suppositions, to ascribe that attribute to the divine Being?

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

Does the hearer have good reason to ascribe that authority?

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