Sentence examples for harder to untangle from inspiring English sources

When you enter the messy, multifaceted world of dysbiosis, the lines of cause and effect become much harder to untangle.

But as each installment spilled new creatures, characters and planets into the Star Wars universe, events became harder to untangle.

But Marsh's extensive and lesser-known ties to the rest of the industry may prove much harder to untangle.

The practice is understandable: when a patient has more than one problem, it's harder to untangle the lines of cause and effect.

A huge variety of languages course through it – it resonates not only with a multitude of vicious antisemitic registers but also with a range of decidedly more mainstream nationalist and conservative polemics that are harder to untangle.

The case merges two relatively separate issues — discrimination and harassment allegations against Mateen and unfair termination and discrimination allegations against Tinder — making it that much harder to untangle the truth of what happened.

Such associations can be hard to untangle.

These factors are hard to untangle.

Mr. Patel said that it was hard to untangle where the wood comes from.

It is very hard to untangle all of that unless you have a lot of data.

And it is hard to untangle all the variables in the raising of children.