Sentence examples for be difficult to hide from inspiring English sources

When I worried on Twitter that we could not trust encryption now, technologist Lauren Weinstein responded with assurances that it would be difficult to hide "backdoors" in commonly used PGP encryption – because it is open-source.

If the watermark is embedded in the lower-frequency bands, the scheme would be robust to attacks but the watermark may be difficult to hide.

Though, this would be difficult to hide at home.

Dropping public accommodations from these bills would disproportionately affect trans people because it can be difficult to hide our trans status for self protection.

We argue, however, that it might be difficult to hide the taste of fish oil during a 3-month trial, probably as difficult as it is to hide the taste of ginger [ 5].

Of course one obvious explanation might be a difference in reporting cases (see below), but this looks unlikely in these two cities which are so tightly connected to the rest of the world that it would be difficult to hide such a severe disease.

IT is difficult to hide from the Beatles.

In the UK, it is difficult to hide in open country, so woodland is good.

"I hated to see it happen," Hatch said, and his disdain for his junior colleague is difficult to hide.

The police vehemently deny that, and numbers have continued dropping even for crimes that are difficult to hide — homicides, most notably.

Unlike other cancers, these are difficult to hide, leaving sufferers physically and psychologically devastated.