Sentence examples for hard to link from inspiring English sources

And cancer also can sit latent for years, making it hard to link cause and effect.

Not taking any chances, the Bush administration also worked hard to link Saddam to Hitler in the public mind.

But it isn't hard to link the decision with the fact that Murdoch is in London this week.

Broadly speaking, it's hard to link an appearance in a state to a candidate's electoral fortunes there.

He worked hard to link Mr. Labastida to Carlos Salinas de Gortari, the disgraced former president who is now in forced exile in Ireland.

Most estimates of deforestation are derived for areas that are not intrinsically related to the causes of deforestation, making it hard to link such estimates with strategies for improved land management.

However, it's hard to share, interoperate and fuse those heterogeneous data from different fields, and it's even hard to linked spaces together as a whole.

Mr. Wadsworth and his team are also working harder to link cellphones and Disney.com.com

Earlier this year the force was criticised for failing to take the victims of rapist John Worboys seriously and not working harder to link his distinctive crimes.

So it is much harder to link visitors to the museum to each other using a small number of steps through the network.

Memory and attention involve biochemical and anatomical changes in the brain; when we feel overloaded, distractions appear to be more distracting, and we find it harder to link experiences to past experiences, mimicking ADHD.