Sentence examples for be difficult to attribute from inspiring English sources

While it would be difficult to attribute all of this improvement directly to AiA, we believe it is a clear driver.

They said it would be difficult to attribute every symptom to either a virus or an injury, an illustration of the ambiguity of treating and paying for care when an athlete has more than one health concern.

"The whole difficulty of detecting impairment would likely mean it'd be difficult to attribute deaths to impaired driving unless someone outright admitted to impairment".

Thus it may be difficult to attribute any changes to our intervention.

Certainly, in intra-abdominal desmoids it would be difficult to attribute all symptoms to desmoid disease.

In the context of clinical trials, it can be difficult to attribute causation for a given adverse event.

Historic importance is difficult to attribute.

It is difficult to attribute cause and effect for sleep and life expectancy, because many illnesses interfere with adequate sleep.

Although these clearly reduce private spending power generally, it is difficult to attribute their incidence to specific persons and families.

The lack of models from India and other South Asian countries is difficult to attribute to any one factor.

Social landlords reported rent arrears were up 16% since April 2013, although it was difficult to attribute this rise entirely to the bedroom tax.