Sentence examples for difficult to trace an from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to trace an attack to a specific individual in cyberspace.

Because of the delay in developing symptoms, some workers who were negligently exposed to asbestos at work find it difficult to trace an employer or insurer who is liable to pay compensation.

It can be difficult to trace a swarm to its source.

On the other hand, in Europe it is difficult to trace a distinction between medical practitioners and the representatives of modern pharmacists until the approach of the Renaissance.

In view of the innumerable small and big contributors to GHG emissions all over the world it seems to be likewise difficult to trace a legally relevant causal link to a single emitter of GHGs.

Allan D. Gilmour, the vice chairman at Ford Motor, said it was difficult to trace a causal relationship between higher health care costs and weak employment, because hiring decisions were driven by many factors.

"However, harm resulting from privacy and security violations can be difficult to measure and can occur years in the future, making it difficult to trace a particular harm to a specific breach," the report says.

Jews of Spanish heritage have ended up all over the world and it's difficult to trace a family tree without ending up with a broken branch.

Forensics experts told The Huffington Post that it's a lot more difficult to trace a call made over the internet or on certain cell phones than it is to trace calls made on a landline.

Thus, it is particularly difficult to trace a non-random pattern between topologies inferred from the two unlinked nuclear loci, nrITS and Xdh, that could exclude ILS as the possible explanation for incongruence [ 91, 92].

Since Torr rarely dated her work, it is difficult to trace any chronological development, other than a movement from abstraction early on to more representational pictures later.