Sentence examples for hard to attach the from inspiring English sources

Why is it so hard to attach the issue of human rights to these political decisions?

A study among Dutch construction workers reported that workers found it hard to attach meaning to the concept 'elevated risk' [ 40].

However, cells were hard to attach and grow on the HA based membranes.

Prune back any growth that is hard to attach straight or crowds the trellis.

Although some beads might be a bit hard to attach, they might be worth the effort if they really help the design to pop.

The fact that Cameron found it so hard to attach a happiness programme to his wellbeing agenda shows how vacuous is the task.

For many simultaneous streams flowing in the multimedia delivery system, for example, it is hard to attach attributes, such as colors and textures, to water to distinguish individual objects.

It's a saying that's been hard to attach to Roberto Durán.

For example, bottles using frosted glass or weird edgy design features might make it harder to attach bedazzling items.

But in any rational look at the spectrum of American political views, it is hard to imagine attaching the words "moderate" or "moderate conservative" to Ryan on any issue except perhaps his clothing preferences and his haircut.

Most tropical countries find it hard enough to attach them to forests.