He still suffers nightmares and ascribes the breakdown of his marriage in part to the mental repercussions of what he saw.

ECONOMIST: War artists

Although Mr Piro ascribes bankers' reluctance to the distractions of Christmas and preparations for the euro, there were weightier reasons for it.

ECONOMIST: Short changed

It ascribes around a third of the reduction to higher oil prices.

ECONOMIST: Running out of puff? | The

Mr. Netanyahu, in contrast, ascribes high importance to liberalizing the Israeli economy.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: About as Radical as The Reaganites

This he ascribes to his willingness to take risks with the unionists in his own party by entering into an open-ended peace process.

ECONOMIST: John Major

In other words, she is seeking a straightforward secular explanation for the historical phenomenon that Christianity itself ascribes to the work of the Holy Spirit.

ECONOMIST: The origins of Christianity

It didn't have those qualities that David Kinney , writer, editor and whiskey lover from North Carolina, ascribes to this most American of spirits: sin and penance.

FORBES: The Kings Of Bourbon

But after more than 30 years as a political activist, I have never even met one Republican or conservative who holds those views that Obama ascribes to them.

FORBES: Policies Meant To Achieve Equality Are Very Unfair To The Least Equal

Your article unfairly ascribes these delays to months of "futzing, " but the real explanation is that in matters of medical science, it is more important to get it right than to get it done fast.

FORBES: No Futzing Here