Sentence examples for difficult to evade from inspiring English sources

If taxes were simpler, it would be more acceptable to pay them and they would be more difficult to evade.

'My overnight notoriety as a sexual freak had become difficult to evade in Manhattan,' he later wrote of his subsequent flight from fame.

One popular idea is combination therapy – combining multiple drugs together to form a cocktail mix which is both more potent and difficult to evade.

Because it's fine to be an adult blog (behind nothing more difficult to evade than a confirm-your-age button) and use Google adverts.

It is fairly difficult to evade taxes on legitimate investments because the I.R.S. can crosscheck the forms supplied by the company and the individual.

Regardless of your thoughts on Man of Steel, it's becoming increasingly more difficult to evade the excitement surrounding its follow-up Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

The graduate hire premium wouldn't be too difficult to collect and it would be hard to evade: the means of collection already exist within the income tax system.

Experts interviewed yesterday said the most difficult sales tax to evade is on automobiles because vehicles must be registered.

It is already difficult for trusts to evade tax and most are low-risk in money-laundering terms, STEP contends.

A few weeks later, the Internal Revenue Service announced that it was canceling an Obama-era plan that would have made it more difficult for people to evade the penalty.

The fact that so many senior people around him personally felt confident in making this decision makes it very difficult for Christie to evade that criticism and the damage it will do to his aspirations for national office.