ascribed造句

The alphabet is ascribed to the Phoenicians.

He ascribed his failure to objective conditions.

The alphabet is usually ascribed to the phoenicians.

Men have ascribed their own characteristics to their gods.

Mr Chandler ascribed his habit of drinking sherry every lunchtime to Sloan's influence.

An autopsy eventually ascribed the baby's death to sudden infant death syndrome.

Optical losses in thin films were mainly ascribed to light radiation and some light absorb.

Police and the villagers all unanimously ascribed the forest fire to thunder and lightning.

We have the background of the Aristotelian theory of motion which ascribed desires to physical objects.

It's doubtful the shift toward public service jobs can simply be ascribed to a sudden outbreak of altruism.

The striking feature of this analysis was that the major rise in deaths was ascribed to bronchitis.

If the delay of performance is ascribed to Party A, the Party A shall undertake to indemnify the relevant losses.

"Contact events," such as abductions, are often associated with UFOs because they are ascribed to extraterrestrial visitors.

The debris in the tail is ascribed to meteor showers but the timing is off, or ascribed to space junk but then meteor remains are discovered at the site.

If they have done half the things they have ascribed to their characters, their spectacles must have steamed up.

Each time it is claimed that this procedure is followed. Yet "warning shots" often seem to cause death or injury, generally ascribed to ricochets.

POLITICAL lore in Washington has long ascribed mighty powers to the Jewish lobby-and especially to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

Step 2: For each statement above, write the names of six people you know who actually, verifiably hold the opinions you've ascribed to Everybody.

The major reason for the coexistence of many types of age structure is ascribed to the differences in natural disturbance regime in each region.

It turns out the French thinker Voltaire probably never uttered the words so often ascribed to him: “I do not agree with what you have to say, but I’ll defend to the death your right to say it.”

The reason for the skidding or the low traction force of a tire on an icy highway is ascribed to the thin water film in the contact patch that is formed as ice melts.