Sentence examples for can't disentangle from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, "the later cohort had a lot of things on their side that we can't disentangle," like better diet and living conditions, improved medical care, a stronger economy, more stimulation from sources like radio and television.

"While our data can't disentangle those three things, attributing the decline in poverty after 1993 to the welfare reform of 1996 seems to go beyond what the data show," Wimer said.

If your fingers can't disentangle pages without ripping, use a letter opener and tweezers to help finer page separation.

Its impact can't be disentangled from the timing of its first broadcast, less than two months after 11 September 2001.

And the puzzle remains useful today as a shorthand for any type of situation in life where causes can't be disentangled.

Indeed, our government is in the morally untenable position of rewarding the most promiscuous carrier of them all, A.I.G., with as much as $180 billion in taxpayers' cash transfusions (so far) precisely because it can't be disentangled from all the careless (and unidentified) trading partners sharing its infection.

In a Howard Davies production you couldn't disentangle interpretation from narrative or character.

But the ideas of animal rights had become so entwined with their identity that they couldn't disentangle.

They couldn't disentangle themselves from each other because they were so hot for each other.

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

But in our times, America cannot and must not disentangle itself from the world.