Sentence examples for difficult to counterfeit from inspiring English sources

The smooth, transparent notes are also said to be more difficult to counterfeit.

Some methods are the same ones now used to make it difficult to counterfeit $20 bills.

The switch to plastic follows a three-year research programme that found polymer notes are cleaner, last approximately 2.5 times longer and are more difficult to counterfeit.

A more profound change that may reduce the piracy of contemporary titles is the arrival of online games, which are more difficult to counterfeit because they require an original disc to work online — or are simply a digital download.

As well as offering much higher capacities than today's high-definition disc formats (Blu-ray and HD-DVD), holographic discs ought to be more difficult to counterfeit, which should appeal to the film industry.

Members also receive books of vouchers of the alternative currency itself, which look like gift certificates and are printed with a special seal that makes it difficult to counterfeit.

This makes Bitcoin super hard to counterfeit.

that are unique for every individual and hard to counterfeit.

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

The Bank of England insists that existing banknotes are already difficult to forge, but there is a growing counterfeit problem.

The trend is significant, because unlike private business checks or even other money orders, the postal money order is generally regarded as one of the more difficult financial documents to counterfeit because of its watermarks, security threads and a rainbow of inked patterns and tones.