Sentence examples for it difficult to attach from inspiring English sources

As such, taller individuals may find it difficult to attach both accelerometers to their legs while pocketing the MCU box.

In addition, the backbone of carbohydrate molecules is covered by many copies of the same functional group, a hydroxyl (OH) group, which made it difficult to attach different groups at specific positions along the ring.

Chavers is a black woman who has suffered MS for nearly a decade and as a result finds it difficult to attach the label 'magical black woman' to herself.

Descartes' conception of a dualism of substances came under attack from the more radical empiricists, who found it difficult to attach sense to the concept of substance at all.

She does this because each image is the result of many people's contributions, which makes it difficult to attach the name of any one sole artist to each new artwork.

Some women with large breasts have broad areolae (rather than conical) with short nipples making it difficult to attach the baby [ 19].

It is difficult to attach a political label to Mr. Davis, whose views combine economic populism (he abhors free trade) with libertarianism (he supports both gun rights and abortion rights).

Everything worked, but we didn't always seem to be taking the easiest route: I had to resize the template for the glasses cutout, for instance, so it fitted on a standard felt square; I wondered whether using an open-end zip for the clutch actually made it more difficult to attach the lining neatly.

Like a postmodern writer, she has borrowed from the stable that preceded her and has plagiarized, layered herself and constructed a bricolage into the sculptural persona she has become and upon whom it is difficult to attach a singular interpretation.

It is difficult to attach absolute numbers to these corruption taxes since by definition they are obscured, but the total is in the range of about $300/year/taxpaying household -- roughly $20,000 of your earnings over the course of your taxpaying lifetime -- donated against your will to people who by definition don't need it.

Without genetic evidence linking them to biology it is difficult to attach significance to their catalytic activities.