Sentence examples for we could ascribe from inspiring English sources

We could ascribe all of these investments to some kind of misplaced avarice.

Furthermore, with surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) we could ascribe the high sensitivity of the LbL films to adsorption of erythrosin.

We could ascribe this to a fundamental difference in outlook between one class and another, with energy levels and can-do attitudes peaking at the lowest pay grades then tailing off among higher earners.

Boorse's claim was that we could ascribe functions to the rabbits' parts even if the rabbits lacked any selection-history.

If we observe a person lying asleep in bed, there are no grounds upon which we could ascribe to them a particular belief, allegedly held within a dream.

We observed a continuous decrease in spine density during disease progression, which we could ascribe to a diminished fraction of gained spines.

You could ascribe Dylan's croak to the ravages of time.

Though I could ascribe a slew of adjectives to the week I spent at Monestevole — relaxing, mysterious, slow-moving — none seem so accurate as self-designed and spontaneous.

This was not something that aides could ascribe to Mr. Bush's well-known habit of articulating sentences in which only the nouns reflect his actual thought.

Nevertheless, a lot of events that you could ascribe to mystical coincidences have happened in my life, and at war especially.

Indeed, if one could show that high Internet use correlates to living in a socially isolating suburb, one could ascribe many of the negative effects to habitat, not technology.