Sentence examples for Difficult to tamper from inspiring English sources
Tylenol tablets, which are more difficult to tamper with than the capsules, are not considered suspect.
They have similarly tightened data practices and say they have made it more difficult to tamper with customer records.
Bitcoin's distributed system makes it extremely difficult to tamper with the network, and that is an appealing innovation because security is a major expense for banks.
At the counting center in the eastern Baghdad, with everyone watching everyone else on Sunday, it would have been difficult to tamper with votes.
The turning point, he says, happened sometime after 2010, when Purdue Pharma altered the medication to make it more difficult to tamper with and get high.
Experts say it would be extremely difficult to tamper with the data, and the memory cards used in the recorders have serial numbers matched to those on the recorders so they cannot be secretly substituted.
That's fine, that's great, but we're just a shop". Its status as a much-loved institution has, in the past, made Marks & Spencer a difficult beast to tamper with.
In addition, because the document verification lives in the blockchain and not in the document itself, as is the case with PDF's built-in security measures, it's more difficult for anyone to tamper with the document and avoid detection of that tampering.
Although California already had a three strikes law on its books, a voter-approved initiative would make it difficult for future lawmakers to tamper with the bills tough provisions.
As Macarron notes, an aging electorate is likely to make it increasingly difficult for Spanish politicians to tamper with pensions, cut taxes and otherwise drive private sector growth.
The sexual nature of Fling had become the fuel of our vanity metrics, and with billions of flings delivered per month it was difficult to bring ourselves to tamper with this incredible traction.
