Sentence examples for be hard to verify from inspiring English sources

(Although when everybody in the room looks like an extraterrestrial teddy bear, identities can be hard to verify).

Although it can be hard to verify the news distributed in bread lines, customers rarely ask each other to cite sources.

Journalists have been prevented from covering the events in Syria; in their absence, videos posted online from within Syria have been an important part of learning what is happening there — with the disadvantage that they can be hard to verify.

Auction houses cleaned up their act after a price-fixing scandal in the 1990s but some still engage in questionable practices, such as "irrevocable" bids, whereby third parties guarantee a sale price and take a cut if it is exceeded, but do not have to disclose if they themselves bid the price up.Given the opacity of the business, allegations of shenanigans can be hard to verify.

Even the common criterion of unemployment is likely to be hard to verify in countries with a large informal sector.

It also helped differentiate Zomato from the likes of Yelp and others that looped in crowdsourced information, which can be hard to verify as not being biased and more generally keep up to date.

Such accusations are hard to verify.

But such claims are hard to verify.

The validity of this new claim is hard to verify.

As ever, such details are hard to verify.

Reports of xenophobic or racist abuse abounded on social media, although most were hard to verify.