Sentence examples similar to are difficult to evade from inspiring English sources

2. For taxpayers on a salary, it's difficult to evade tax because it is deducted at source.

Antigenically evolving pathogens such as influenza viruses are difficult to control owing to their ability to evade host immunity by producing immune escape variants.

Mr Holtham said stamp duty land tax was a "natural" candidate for devolution because it was difficult to avoid or evade and easy to collect.

If taxes were simpler, it would be more acceptable to pay them and they would be more difficult to evade.

The graduate hire premium wouldn't be too difficult to collect and it would be hard to evade: the means of collection already exist within the income tax system.

It is fairly difficult to evade taxes on legitimate investments because the I.R.S. can crosscheck the forms supplied by the company and the individual.

The evolution of the virus during and in between these outbreaks is difficult to describe because it undergoes rapid evolution in order to evade the constantly adapting immune response of their hosts [ 1].

Bad apples can be difficult to pin down in the sea of Web sites, and pirates can evade countervailing measures as easily as tweaking the name of a Web site.

After all, it's difficult to effectively block access to a website; users can easily shift to proxy servers or tools like Tor to evade the firewalls.

The advantage of circularity to overcome the third difficulty for the emergence of the chromosome, i.e., evading the partial replication starting at middle sites of a linear chromosome [ 10], is difficult to judge from the present model.

It was cheap to collect and difficult to evade, which is one reason why the well-heeled hated it and the Thatcher government scrapped it, introducing the flat-rate poll tax instead.