Sentence examples for will be ascribed from inspiring English sources

Putting Obama over the top will be ascribed to someone... and nobody wants that level of notoriety, especially if you're an elected official".

The first few instances in which these umbrellas are sighted will be ascribed to the charitable guess that the people wielding them didn't notice that the temperature has dropped low enough for the rain to have turned into beautiful white fluffy snowflakes.

That just means another $550 million of the Seagram purchase will be ascribed to that mysterious asset "goodwill".

Authorship will be ascribed in accordance with the Vancouver system.

This will generate a unique treatment allocation number which will be ascribed to the patient blindly by the physician.

Further, using such an additive strategy implies that the risk of false positives may be minimized since effects of single genes must be in consensus with the effects from other genes in the pathway before they will be ascribed any importance.

As human beings would design these artificial agents to behave within pre-specified formalized ethical frameworks, it is likely that responsibility will still be ascribed to these human actors and those that deploy these technologies.

An improvement will often be ascribed to the treatment, although at least two other factors often play a role.

However, pancytopenia in a returning traveller with fever will usually be ascribed to the cause of the febrile illness and thus the possibility of proguanil toxicity might be overlooked.

As for the 294 counterfeit paintings in Florida, no one holds out much hope that they will one day be ascribed to those famous artists, and the FBI agent had made a number of calls.

The piece belongs to the increasingly prevalent strand of dance theatre that provides a set of exquisite and apparently significant effects in the hope that meaning will somehow accrue, or be ascribed to it by audiences.