Sentence examples for difficulties of tracking from inspiring English sources

The N.S.A. was being jarred by the difficulties of tracking terrorism, and by the rapid spread of unbreakable codes..

The N.S.A. was being jarred by the difficulties of tracking terrorism, and by the rapid spread of unbreakable codes.

The idea of creating an American version of MI-5 has gained support as the Bush administration, Congress and outside experts have all tried to grapple with the difficulties of tracking terrorists once they are inside the United States.

Concurrent with the announcement that human carbon emissions reached a new peak this year, Galen McKinley, a researcher at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, discusses the difficulties of tracking the sources and destinations of carbon dioxide.

In the 1971 edition of her guidebook to Kabul, the American author Nancy Hatch Dupree bemoaned the difficulties of tracking the attractions of a city in which "change is rampant".

The chairman of the Ukrainian parliament's committee for veteran affairs, Oleksandr Tretyakov, has asserted that more than 1,000 veterans of the war in Donbass have killed themselves since 2014, though the real figure is likely higher given the difficulties of tracking suicides.

That case highlighted the difficulty of tracking hackers.

This is partly due to the difficulty of tracking students through this data.

We thereby avoid the difficulty of tracking the interfaces in three dimensions.

A Verizon spokesman, Daniel Diaz Zapata, said that the problems stemmed from vandalism and the difficulty of tracking the phones' condition.

But the difficulty of tracking the ball is not among the complaints typically made about tennis as a spectator sport.