Sentence examples for difficult to link from inspiring English sources

Their chronological understanding was often underdeveloped and so they found it difficult to link developments together".

Some precursors have civilian uses and could be difficult to link to weapons without additional evidence.

Therefore, it's sort of difficult to link the two, from my perspective.

Ms. Stonesifer cautioned, however, that it was difficult to link changes in public policy to a foundation's investments in advocacy.

Jennifer Estes, the 911 center director, says it is difficult to link a delayed ambulance to a death.

So far, however, it had been difficult to link the components of a potential Turing mechanism to the molecular constituents.

What about compensation for operating-level managers, whose performance is more difficult to link to stock price?

But the same research concludes that it's difficult to link human-driven warming to losses in recent mega-disasters.

And it is difficult to link the casings to a specific firearm unless the weapon is available.

A single extreme weather event may be still difficult to link with climate change – at least up to now.

Technically, criminal courts can only deal with individual responsibility, which makes it highly difficult to link a foreign state to the crime.