Sentence examples for it is difficult to ascribe from inspiring English sources

"When historical relationships are taken into account, it is difficult to ascribe the house price bubble either to monetary policy or to the broader macroeconomic environment," Mr. Bernanke said.

But large publicly traded corporations are treated much differently because it is difficult to ascribe the same type of criminal mentality to an organization as one can to an individual.

And if it is difficult to ascribe specific neural circuits to empathy or psychopathy, what of even more fluid concepts such as love, or evil, or – the subject of Lehrer's new book – "creativity"?

Thus, when historical relationships are taken into account, it is difficult to ascribe the house price bubble either to monetary policy or to the broader macroeconomic environment.

However, neither the venous blood CO2 content nor the venous-arterial difference of CO2 was different between the groups; thus, it is difficult to ascribe the lack of PaCO2 elevation to enhanced pulmonary elimination.

A related point is that, insofar as revolutions are highly nonlinear, it is difficult to ascribe to them any particular reason or cause; for, as indicated, the triggering events can be quite ordinary work that, by good fortune, opens up new vistas for exploration.

"There are so many people who'd want to kill her, it's difficult to ascribe any one agency," the official said.

Because of the random nature of dengue and the lack of extensive confirmed notification data, it was difficult to ascribe a Mesocyclops prevalence that correlated with absence of Ae. aegypti and therefore absence of dengue.

Likewise, enhanced susceptibility to F. hepatica as a result of infection with T. gondii is difficult to ascribe; there was no enhancement of gross liver pathology in the co-infected mice and no difference in the number of parasites harboured by the co-infected and singly-infected groups.

Crime rates in the county decreased during some years of his tenure, though crime rates declined across the country, too, so it would be difficult to ascribe the reduction to Arpaio's policing practices.

It has been difficult to ascribe blame for the die-offs, especially in North America, because humans arrived and began settling that continent at approximately the same time that the warming that melted the Northern Hemisphere's high-latitude ice sheets really kicked into gear.