Sentence examples for difficult to attach the from inspiring English sources

Chavers is a black woman who has suffered MS for nearly a decade and as a result finds it difficult to attach the label 'magical black woman' to herself.

Everything worked, but we didn't always seem to be taking the easiest route: I had to resize the template for the glasses cutout, for instance, so it fitted on a standard felt square; I wondered whether using an open-end zip for the clutch actually made it more difficult to attach the lining neatly.

So many Yankees have served in integral roles over the last five years that it would be difficult to attach the name of one star player to the era; in the end, it will probably be written as the Torre era.

Besides, when skin is wet or hairy, it is also difficult to attach the electrodes firmly to skin surface.

For example, it will be difficult to attach the perfect ground-truth "healthy" and "unhealthy" to each cell image even by a careful human inspection.

Some women with large breasts have broad areolae (rather than conical) with short nipples making it difficult to attach the baby [ 19].

However, it is very difficult to attach these neural cells to the robot structure due to the special conditions of the biological material.

Add ribbons and strings, but know that they can be difficult to attach to the paper.

Descartes' conception of a dualism of substances came under attack from the more radical empiricists, who found it difficult to attach sense to the concept of substance at all.

These can be difficult to attach, depending on the materials, but can really serve to complete your look.

Although a 1-mm-long bismuth nanowire which is completely covered with a quartz template has been successfully fabricated to prevent oxidation, it is very difficult to attach Hall electrodes on the opposite sides of the nanowire due to the quartz covering.