Sentence examples for difficult to protect this from inspiring English sources

It's also awfully difficult to protect this information while e-mail is in transit.

However, like most code on the Internet, it is amazingly difficult to protect this claim barring proof of actual theft.

"This merger may only make it more difficult to protect the food supply," she said in a statement.

Given the cuts we are facing, it's becoming more and more difficult to protect these young people".

"Then I will tell them that I don't think there is a market because it is too difficult to protect the intellectual property".

"It's becoming increasingly difficult to protect the level of staffing given to the oversight and scrutiny of the licensing process.

As with anything that ends up on the Internet, the Whitest Kids and Human Giant have found it difficult to protect the unique sensibilities that first got them attention.

But it is more difficult to protect the bonobos, says Lanjouw, as most live outside official parks.

With so many of its friends susceptible to conflict-of-interest charges, they will find it increasingly difficult to protect the company's interests.

"The problem was finding a good weather window and it was difficult to protect the balloons as they kept bursting," Mr Morgan said.

The internet had made it far more difficult to protect the privacy of Americans while leaving the rest of the world's data unprotected.