Sentence examples for be harder to classify from inspiring English sources

And those may by their very nature be harder to classify, said Dr. Lawrence Weiss, chief of pathology at the City of Hope cancer center in Duarte, Calif.

"Though we do not know why this was the case, we surmise that divorce may well be harder to classify as a 'negative life event', in the sense that it might have been perceived by our subjects as a release from a more difficult situation and may also have been a longer-term issue granting additional time for the subjects to get used to the situation".

Hidden need: Offensive tackle It might be hard to classify this need as "hidden" given how embarrassingly porous Arizona's front five has been at times.

Even those who presented themselves as supporters of Mr. Khatami's liberal agenda are unlikely to be united on every issue and so may be hard to classify, analysts said.

Even if scientists could agree on the contribution of global warming to the rising frequency of such disasters, it would still be hard to classify the causes of any given catastrophe.

As a result, they face the loss of insurance benefits for spouses of federal employees and members of the armed services, tax and Social Security disadvantages, and so on — in addition to the insult of being defined as second-class citizens for reasons that it would be hard to classify as anything other than prejudice.

However, sometimes it can be hard to classify the characteristics in one of the two categories, since even for some quantitative attributes it makes sense that the users express their preferences in a qualitative manner.

If you do, or if you listen to his show, you find a guy who used to be hard to classify on the left-right scale -- socially liberal and anti-establishment.

Knowing that there are diners for whom that would be a problem, Feast also has a small a la carte menu -- which includes a $12 salad and a $13 toast platter that would be hard to classify as anything but small plates.

As "k-punk" – a pen-name he used while blogging – Fisher's writing ranged from philosophy to politics to music, film and literary criticism, but in truth each piece can be hard to classify, since he never considered politics and culture as being anything but inextricably interlinked.

Interestingly, all such sequences are non-annotated, thus they must be hard to classify gene sequences.