Sentence examples for hard to attribute to from inspiring English sources

They tasted of a ripe sweetness I found hard to attribute to that landscape.

The rise in its stock price is therefore hard to attribute to any specific thing other than exuberance.

8 The lower investment may be a result of almost all of the research being preclinical, and thus hard to attribute to a global health category (most of the global health research in the larger study is translational in nature).

As a result, any clinical results will be harder to attribute to the blended intervention.

I think that imagination is a hard one to attribute to a dog, because it seems so concept-based, and concepts seem so language based.

But, he said, "It's hard to attribute that all to West Nile".

"Even if they see an increase in market share," she said, "it's hard to attribute that to this one thing they did with a star at one point in time".

JE: I know it's hard to attribute your growth from one thing to another, but how have you changed as a photographer since you've been in Noor and has Noor had anything to do with that?

It's hard to attribute any of her opinions directly to her gender or to her ethnicity, but, as she has observed, her background is inseparable from her views — a circumstance that has applied to every Justice who has ever served on the Court.

"It's hard to attribute the site being down to the Amazon separation, although Amazon Web Services offers elastic computing power that would have helped with this surge in demand," said Matthew Nemer, an analyst at Wells Fargo Securities who covers e-commerce, in an e-mail.

Tells about the removal from power of Peter Guber, his successor, Alan J. Levine, and various other producers... However much Guber and Jon Peters set out to enrich themselves at the expense of Sony, it is hard to attribute Sony's embarrassing failure solely to the wrong managers.