Sentence examples for harder to attribute to from inspiring English sources

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

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

He said that because the seeming extinctions had occurred in lockstep over dispersed field sites, they were hard to attribute to anything other than the broad warming trend that scientists have linked to rising concentrations of greenhouse gases.

The shifts in the extent and thickness of sea ice in the Arctic (where ice has retreated significantly in recent summers) and Antarctic (where the area of floating sea ice has grown lately) are similarly hard to attribute to particular influences.

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).

Often these are hard to quantify and difficult to attribute to a single activity.

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.

Even if it is possible to say what has changed, it is often much harder to attribute credit or blame.

But when we remain in the comfort of our office or home, it becomes harder to attribute culture as a cause for frustrations in teams and projects.

The plotting of the strips is harder to attribute, the scant evidence available supporting the notion that Raymond was more than simply an illustrator.