Sentence examples for tough to attribute from inspiring English sources

The return on investment for those ads could come hours, days, or weeks later, and the purchase could be tough to attribute to the Facebook ad that inspired it.

Meanwhile investors used that time to pore over the report and it didn't look pretty, not least the tough talk attributed to a senior Standard Chartered executive who gave a New York colleague worried about sanctions busting, memorably short shrift: "You fucking Americans.

Bielsa is an exhausting coach to work with, something that has been attributed to his demanding mother who was tough to impress.

Tough decision, tough to say.

The pain and shame is too tough to bear" [ 38].

North Jersey also gives Kleinzahler his other great subject: American masculinity, the qualities we attribute to tough guys and men.

Decide how you want to be attributed.

This can be attributed to tough penalties, a sensible limit, awareness campaigns and strong enforcement activities.

Some of the decline can be attributed to tough comparable figures in 2006, when magazines were buoyed by a particularly popular Big Brother series.

Several recent suicides at Foxconn's Shenzhen plant, which the company said were not work-related but which victims' families attributed to tough conditions, helped fuel a wave of labor unrest -- and became yet another motivation to move operations into the less volatile interior.

One executive close to the network attributed the USA Network cutback to "a real tough advertising marketplace that's gotten worse in the last few weeks".