Sentence examples for be difficult to attach from inspiring English sources

With so many unknown actors, it can be difficult to attach names to faces, but the characters and their stories are always lucid.

Mr. Michaelis's source notes for each chapter are organized by subject, so it can be difficult to attach a particular quote to a particular source.

So many Yankees have served in integral roles over the last five years that it would be difficult to attach the name of one star player to the era; in the end, it will probably be written as the Torre era.

(If it turns out that an unintended consequence of MightyText is the acceleration of the legal process, it's going to be difficult to attach a price tag to MightyText that doesn't involve the word "billions". Not to mention that the startup will also be hearing from my lawyers. But in a good way).

It wouldn't be difficult to attach contemporary names and faces to the characters in this story, there are plenty of candidates.

For example, it will be difficult to attach the perfect ground-truth "healthy" and "unhealthy" to each cell image even by a careful human inspection.

It is difficult to attach a political label to Mr. Davis, whose views combine economic populism (he abhors free trade) with libertarianism (he supports both gun rights and abortion rights).

Like a postmodern writer, she has borrowed from the stable that preceded her and has plagiarized, layered herself and constructed a bricolage into the sculptural persona she has become and upon whom it is difficult to attach a singular interpretation.

It is difficult to attach absolute numbers to these corruption taxes since by definition they are obscured, but the total is in the range of about $300/year/taxpaying household -- roughly $20,000 of your earnings over the course of your taxpaying lifetime -- donated against your will to people who by definition don't need it.

Without genetic evidence linking them to biology it is difficult to attach significance to their catalytic activities.

It was difficult to attach precise timeframes to 'when' benefits would be realised as work was still very much ongoing.