Sentence examples for difficult to expose from inspiring English sources

But it's very difficult to expose every case".

When seeming best practices become self-fulfilling prophecies, they're even more difficult to expose.

There are many individuals in this country who are involved in corruption and they would welcome the opportunity to make it more difficult to expose.

But if we cannot agree that Knight's cartoon is the epitome of racism and that giving white supremacists a national media platform is dangerous, it will be much more difficult to expose the myriad, less overt ways in which race works in Australian life, if there were indeed much appetite for doing so.

In many MCDM problems, crisp data are generally unavailable and difficult to expose.

He is adamant that corrupt officials in Fifa must be removed but that it could prove difficult to "expose them".

Almost all fisheries gear and sampling techniques are selective in some way (e.g. size, sex, behaviour, location), so it is difficult to not expose fish to fisheries selection as part of the fisheries technique.

And frankly, we thought it would be very difficult for us to expose this and deal with it effectively.

It is difficult for any government to expose its soldiers to danger in faraway lands; harder still is to watch one's soldiers die while allies look the other way.

Speaking on ABC radio on Tuesday morning, newly elected Labor senator and Indigenous leader Pat Dodson said the "tough on crime attitude" could make it difficult for a royal commission to expose the real root of the problem, "because it's operating within the framework of those existing legal structures".

Things are made even more difficult when a classmate threatens to expose his secret online romance with another boy in school. .