Sentence examples for be difficult to ascribe from inspiring English sources

What Mr Rodriguez started eight years ago is growing, albeit slowly, into a stable democracy.It would be difficult to ascribe Mr Rodriguez's actions to a change of heart.

Crime rates in the county decreased during some years of his tenure, though crime rates declined across the country, too, so it would be difficult to ascribe the reduction to Arpaio's policing practices.

It would be difficult to ascribe the concurrent presence of pain allodynia and paresthesias (which characterizes FM) to a pathogenesis different from an intrinsic nervous system alteration.

The explanation of the distribution of the strains in terms of environmental variables may be confounded because the variables are intercorrelated among themselves, and so it may be difficult to ascribe causal mechanisms to the environmental variables.

Trace elements such as zinc and selenium may augment antioxidant enzyme activity, but it will be difficult to ascribe their beneficial properties to modulating oxidative stress and not to other effects related to their function as cofactors of nonredox proteins.

As a result, it may be difficult to ascribe a band under a single subgenre.

"There are so many people who'd want to kill her, it's difficult to ascribe any one agency," the official said.

And if it is difficult to ascribe specific neural circuits to empathy or psychopathy, what of even more fluid concepts such as love, or evil, or – the subject of Lehrer's new book – "creativity"?

"When historical relationships are taken into account, it is difficult to ascribe the house price bubble either to monetary policy or to the broader macroeconomic environment," Mr. Bernanke said.

But large publicly traded corporations are treated much differently because it is difficult to ascribe the same type of criminal mentality to an organization as one can to an individual.

Thus, when historical relationships are taken into account, it is difficult to ascribe the house price bubble either to monetary policy or to the broader macroeconomic environment.