Sentence examples for be hard to trace from inspiring English sources
The attack route may be hard to trace, crossing multiple countries.
Water infiltration can be hard to trace if the roof extends two and a half acres and the site is battered by storms like Hurricane Sandy.
We're so used to seeing characters in movies and TV shows keep crooks on the line long enough to trace their whereabouts that we're not really used to thinking that a phone call can be hard to trace.
Ms. Tower's language is eclectic enough that it would be hard to trace in the students' music; Mr. Glass's signature moves -- rhythmically steady, repeating phrases, often in the form of undulating minor thirds or up-and-down arpeggios -- found their way into several of these works.
In his report, Comey conceded that a successful hack would be hard to trace.
The FBI believes that these particular hacks were not successful but admits that a successful hack would be hard to trace.
"So it's hard to trace which is which".
It's hard to trace the moment, but let's hope it's passed.
