Sentence examples for been difficult to separate from inspiring English sources

She is not one of us.' " It's long been difficult to separate Leo's conservative political activism from his role in the putatively nonpartisan Federalist Society, and the Miers nomination put those positions into conflict.

Previously, it has been difficult to separate spatial from temporal variations and to assign the proper scale sizes to these.

The move has been a long time coming – in the last few weeks the site has been gradually building up to a large scale HD launch with the introduction of a 16:9 video player and the ability to watch HD on selected videos, but until this point it has been difficult to separate the HD content from videos encoded at YouTube's normal resolution.

It has been suggested that HCV exerts a direct pathogenic effect by compromising the immune restoration induced by highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) [1], [4], [5], but it has been difficult to separate the direct pathogenic effects of HCV from indirect effects of associated risk factors.

However, it has so far been difficult to separate these two mechanisms experimentally.

Therefore, it may have been difficult to separate out neuropathic pain-related health care resource utilization from that due to diabetes.

It is difficult to separate the tapestry.

Yet the issues are difficult to separate.

"It was difficult to separate myself".

It is difficult to separate the investigators from the investigatees.

It would be difficult to separate Mr. Gerard's work into major and minor pieces.