Sentence examples for which they ascribe from inspiring English sources

Threats of war from Indian leaders have grown increasingly shrill since an attack, which they ascribe to Pakistan-based Islamic militants, killed 35 people in Kashmir last week.

One issue that community leaders emphasize is high asthma rates, which they ascribe to the abundance of cars on the Belt Parkway, as well as airplane traffic and truck traffic around neighborhood air cargo companies.

So Sir John admires the traditionalism and rigour of Pope Benedict just as he admires the traditionalism and rigour of the equivalent schools of Islam and Judaism.Fine but how far is it really possible for people who disagree about a matter to which they ascribe supreme importance to admire one another's integrity and rigour?

Individuals who are more internal locus get greater utility for a given effort level to the extent to which they ascribe academic achievements to their own effort rather than to the external environment.

He, Caroli and Mandl [34] compare blogging site environments in China and Germany and note the observation that comments of readers (measured in sentences) are shorter in China, which they ascribe to cultural differences.

However, Khanna and Zimmerman (2015) study the same program using a different methodology and find that the program increased insurgent activity, which they ascribe to increased cooperation between villagers and the police outweighing the increase in the opportunity cost of conflict.

Barely 20, they were repelled by the decadence of art and society, much of which they ascribed to the Industrial Revolution.

From June 2001, health questionnaires were distributed to people who complained about symptoms of ill health which they ascribed to exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF).

Heitzman et al. (1997) documented a comparable timeline of T. occidentalis establishment and recruitment in Michigan, which they ascribed to stand initiating disturbances between 1870 and 1935, followed by stem exclusion in the 1940s.

Their influence extends into the thermosphere/ionosphere. Immel et al. (2006) reported a modulation of F region electron densities around the magnetic equator which they ascribed to the effects of non-migrating diurnal tides, such as the DE3 mode shown in Figure 1.

Their model involved three flavors of quarks, up, down, and strange, to which they ascribed properties such as spin and electric charge.