Sentence examples for be easily disentangled from inspiring English sources

But the problems cannot be easily disentangled.

But democratic and economic health can't be easily disentangled.

The sense of loss and the sense of wonder cannot be easily disentangled.

The Syrian crisis has become a Gordian knot that cannot be easily disentangled.

The study's findings offer further confirmation that traumatic experiences can have a profound effect on brain chemistry, and in particular on the brain's response to stress, and they add to the growing body of evidence that in exploring the origins of psychiatric illness, nature and nurture cannot be easily disentangled.

Such signals may correspond, respectively, to the first expansion of modern humans throughout the world and to postglacial recolonizations, while more recent events would not be easily disentangled by using such approaches.

Fatalism is easily disentangled from determinism, to the extent that one can disentangle mystical forces and gods' wills and foreknowledge (about specific matters) from the notion of natural/causal law.

Critics complained that the sectarian groups in Iraq were too intermingled to be so easily disentangled.

The two cannot be so easily disentangled.

It may be necessary to recruit highly skilled employees in order to communicate with universities, and government policies are not easily disentangled.

The figure shows some difference between female and male faces, but this difference is small and not easily disentangled from the rough time course, presumably caused by latency jitter and variability in the strength from trial to trial.