Sentence examples for be difficult to assign from inspiring English sources
Geographic North's bands include a Sunny Day in Glasgow, Soft Circle, Belong, and Landing, and while it might be difficult to assign a common tonal label to the artists, each brings something strong and rare, and were hand-picked with the eye of an aural fetishist.
It would hence be difficult to assign any extra-pair father as 'true' father with any confidence and consequently there is no good evidence for these three offspring really being EPP-offspring.
Especially in bird 499 (Fig. 1, Table 3) in which seven different note types were measured the classification for three of these note types remained around chance level, whereas in the other three birds always one note type appeared to be difficult to assign to the right group.
Confidence scores used to build ROC curves may be difficult to assign.
Furthermore in allopolyploid plants it might be difficult to assign reads to the appropriate homeologue under such conditions.
Thus for most odorants (except for the rare extreme cases) it could be difficult to assign a clear valence.
It was difficult to assign political meaning to a mathematical statement".
It's difficult to assign the drop to racism given that these are voters who stuck with Obama twice.
It's difficult to assign individual blame, with Ofcom, two different governments and the mobile operators all playing roles".
Appraisals of the property varied widely, Mr. Guldi said, mainly because it is difficult to assign a value when nothing like it has been sold in years.
