Sentence examples for difficult to cheat from inspiring English sources

These were the Games where it became increasingly difficult to cheat and where clean athletes were better protected".

Or, when these prove too onerous or too difficult to cheat its way around, it kicks over the negotiating table and storms out.

After the Rolando Paulino incident two years ago, Little League officials from around the globe, including members of its international board of directors, deliberated for many hours, consulting with hundreds of volunteers and even with the State Department to develop rules that would make it more difficult to cheat.

"Closing the whole area will make it more difficult to cheat".

It is also more difficult to cheat the balance board used in the intervention than the remote control, and even if the child is executing a movement incorrectly, playing the game still needs advanced coordination with the timing of the movements.

Firstly, it is very difficult to cheat effectively on an aptitude test.

Zhang says the app tries to "make it difficult enough to cheat that the average smartphone user won't find it worthwhile".

How difficult is it to cheat on the SAT? Do readers of The Choice have suggestions as to how the E.T.S. might bolster its security in administering the test?

I instantly realized that it will become far more difficult  for anyone to cheat on a spouse or fake an orgasm, thanks to a radical transparency in daily exertion that will follow health trackers as they become ubiquitous.

The document also puts in place a layered inspection system that has some "novel, new and strong elements that will make it exceedingly difficult for Iran to cheat on the agreement and seek to build nuclear weapons".

However, many of our results support the view that co-expression data is much more difficult for algorithms to "cheat" on, since it less specifically captures literature biases.