Sentence examples for difficult to circumvent from inspiring English sources
Circumvention methods: This method of blocking, the most widely-used in our experience, is difficult to circumvent.
"By using a sound implementation and following best practices, the malware authors have created a robust program that is difficult to circumvent".
Karsten Nohl, a security researcher who has exposed previous Sim card vulnerabilities, told the BBC the leak showed that "it is still not terribly difficult" to circumvent encryptions on mobile phone communications.
Industry arguments and talking points notwithstanding, I find it hard to believe there's someone out there who thinks signatures, basically an ever-changing scribble if you're like me, are more secure and difficult to circumvent than a PIN.
And more serious measures, like isolating the offending site by blacklisting it on nearby nodes, would be more difficult to circumvent — but let's be honest, if things reach that level of Gibson-esque cyber-espionage, things may require something more than a technical workaround.
It is difficult to circumvent this issue.
But in language and reading, it's hard to circumvent".
And unlike in sports, where physical size often plays an undeniable, difficult-to-circumvent role in your eventual success, in school a physical disadvantage can turn into an academic advantage: children may learn to compete where they can succeed, where their persistence and attention can accomplish what their physical size may not.
In Oklahoma, however, where the U.S. government drove tribes from the East Coast and all over the Western frontier, it is difficult to sidestep Indian burial or archaeological sites or to circumvent the patchwork jurisdiction of tribal governments.
"The fact that the system relies on hardware makes it more difficult for hackers to circumvent it," he says.
"The prohibition on gold trading will make it more difficult for Iran to circumvent the financial sanctions," said Dariush Zahedi, a former businessman in Iran who is now a lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley.
