Examples of 'be ascribed' in a sentence
Meaning of "be ascribed"
When something is ascribed to someone, it means that it is attributed or credited to them. This phrase is often used when assigning responsibility or giving credit for a particular action, idea, or achievement. It implies that the person mentioned is the source or cause of the attributed thing
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This can be ascribed to two fundamental causes.
The number of assets that can be ascribed.
Her failure is not to be ascribed to want of diligence.
Events for which no individual responsibility can be ascribed.
His failure is not to be ascribed to want of diligence.
We may be ascribed membership to a group with which we do not affiliate.
These losses can largely be ascribed to the following.
It can also be ascribed to witchcraft done by someone seeking to do harm.
Of all the traits that can be ascribed to a criminal.
This must be ascribed to the rigid fiscal restrictions.
It is a denial that a monetary value can be ascribed to everything.
That failure can be ascribed to the following reasons.
God pardons not that partners should be ascribed to him.
Some vases can be ascribed to individual artists or schools.
Only the eighth cause can be ascribed to karma.
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This could be ascribed to the limited sample size.
No other adverse events that could be ascribed to heparin occurred.
This can be ascribed to atmospheric deposition.
Many functions can be ascribed to both.
It can not be ascribed to the phenomena nor to the agencies of observation.
Ing of truth or falsity cannot be ascribed to such a statenet.
For whom the most horrific human attributes can be ascribed.
Salvation is not to be ascribed to human institutions or their symbols.
One reason behind this perception can be ascribed to semantics.
These can possibly be ascribed to insufficient accumulation of reserves.
The drowning could be ascribed.
Morality can be ascribed only to a person.
The salvation of his people from her is to be ascribed to him.
This can be ascribed to its targets.
Such behavior does not necessarily have to be ascribed to a single incident.
Most divergence can be ascribed to differing histories and cultural development.
The introduction and conclusions should be ascribed to both authors.
Other meaning can be ascribed to text which is not structural.
Any particularly motivating importance can hardly be ascribed to the committees.
The latter group can be ascribed to specific organic malfunctions.
The gothic castellated park gateway may also be ascribed to him.
The latter group can be ascribed to specific organ malfunctions.
Regarding which no one can decide whether they should be ascribed to.
A certain type of latency could be ascribed to the endogenous retroviruses.
They could be ascribed partly to new legislation and partly to unprecedented economic growth.
No other specific side effect could be ascribed to rhGH therapy.
Such deactivation may be ascribed to different causes in different hydrogenation reactions.
Thus these impressions can not be ascribed to any time.
Candidates that can be ascribed to disturbances of the detectors are removed upfront.
Less than half of the entities could be ascribed to known species.
This increase can be ascribed to the development of certain areas of technical specialization.
One of the reasons for this might be ascribed to genetic factors.
For action should be ascribed to the principal agent rather than to the minister.
Acquired chronic pancreatic insufficiency may for example be ascribed to alcoholism.
This meagre amount can be ascribed to substantial delays in the privatization.
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This can be ascribed to two fundamental causes
Several hôtels particuliers are ascribed to him
She ascribed her failure to bad luck
