Sentence examples for difficult to forge from inspiring English sources

That's what makes it so difficult to forge a resolution".

The Mexican notes, for instance, have a clear security window that is difficult to forge.

To me, there are three keys to marriage and they are all very difficult to forge.

Rivalries within Muslim communities have made it more difficult to forge a common approach to imams.

As well as being robust and difficult to forge, Solomon said polymer notes were also more hygienic.

Security experts are deploying a new worldwide system to identify Internet addresses that will make it very difficult to forge or spoof a Web site.

The outer race is difficult to be forged because its shape is very complicated and the required dimensional tolerances are very tight.

Joseph Odom, a 2003 graduate of the university who serves on its alumni board of directors, said recent steps had been difficult but necessary to forge a stronger institution.

A moment later, he added, "It's been quite difficult for us to forge a social contract in a country of so much adventurism and so little clarity in its institutions".

Yet it is otherwise well protected in the mouth and difficult to be forged.

The use of manipulated images for malicious purposes can have a negative impact on human society because it is difficult to detect forged images with the human eye.