Sentence examples for cards difficult from inspiring English sources

A poll commissioned by the State Department found that two out of three Mexicans considered the old cards difficult to obtain.

The FCHVs found the cards difficult to understand and to complete.

The Senate inquiry found credit card providers had made cancelling a card difficult, with many customers opting to open a new account rather than go through the process of closing the old one.

Japan is Hollywood's wild card – difficult to fathom, but with big rewards on the table if you manage a hit in the world's third largest movie market.

This will make your card difficult to read.

That change would make the cards more difficult to forge and counterfeit, Mr. Schumer said.

Lembit, it seems, has been hired by a gambling syndicate to go through the cards in difficult handicaps.

Sales of both traditional and electronic cards are difficult to track, but greeting card companies and trade groups say that traditional cards are still going strong.

Even though chip-enabled cards are difficult to counterfeit, anti-fraud experts would like to eliminate that possibility altogether.

The World Bank previously reported that "most" people in the region stash their money under their bed, and, on the credit card front, even getting the requisite data to apply for a card is difficult.

With an embedded microcontroller, large amounts of data can be stored on the card itself rather than in a central database, and counterfeiting such a card is difficult.