Sentence examples for challenging to trace from inspiring English sources
In that case, take-down requests can be difficult as it is technically challenging to trace the author of a defamatory or false post on a review site.
Readers may be surprised to learn that it is no longer technically challenging to trace a call, even one with a falsified caller ID (as many Spammers do).
For ancient transfers, especially those that took place before the divergence of the two prokaryotic domains during the time of LUCA, it becomes more challenging to trace the history of transferred genes in part because the donor organism's lineage might have gone extinct since the transfer took place.
While social benefits play an important role in designing environmental policies in China, the benefits associated with mercury control are not yet understood, mainly due to the scientific challenges to trace mercury's emissions-to-impacts path.
The regulator was targeting several "household brand names", Mr Pollack said, but it was a considerable challenge to trace many of the companies responsible so action could be taken - with the identity of 75% of callers not traceable from their phone numbers.
Yet by nature of the production process, palm oil derivatives are shipped over long distances, creating serious challenges to tracing their origin.
Her husband came to her aid by challenging the onlookers to trace their ancestry to monkeys (nothing could be easier, as a matter of scientific fact), accusing judges in previous trials against creationism of "taking away the rights of Christians," and ending with a call to stand up for Jesus.
One of the challenges was the "inability to trace some infected animals identified at slaughter back to a herd" [ 5].
Alana Tow, 13, an eighth-grader at Pollard Middle School in Needham, Mass., enjoyed the challenge of programming the robot to trace the letters of her name.
The challenge, in other words, is to trace the origin of the objective reality contained in this particular idea.
