Sentence examples for difficulty of tracing the from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged the difficulty of tracing the organization of the bombings, saying many are planned and carried out locally.

Correction: May 2, 2003, Friday A headline yesterday about the difficulty of tracing the more than 2,000 objects stolen from Iraqi museums after the 1991 Persian Gulf war misstated the number that have since been recovered.

TradeFortress, who is Australian, told the Canberra Times that he won't be reporting the incident to the police because of the "extremely limited actions" they could take, given the difficulty of tracing the currency.

"It might seem somewhat counterintuitive," says Hileman, noting the roots of Bitcoin's popularity in the difficulty of tracing transactions, "but on the whole regulation has seen the price of Bitcoin explode upwards.

The commander of the Florence Provincial Police Corps admits that the culprits are a 'restricted number of hunting deviates', but all parties point out the difficulty of tracing people who go about the open countryside leaving tasty bites of meat stuffed with poison for dogs, and sometimes cats (although the latter are more fastidious), to gobble down.

In others, due to the difficulty of tracing women, only those randomised in the last year of recruitment (December 2000 November 2001) will be contacted.

These major flaws of the model are in large part due to the difficulty of tracing actin/myoA dynamics or junction components in live cells during the high-speed entry process, which lasts tens of seconds and involves tiny amounts of molecules.

The principal disadvantage of this table is the large space required by the period of 32 elements and the difficulty of tracing a sequence of closely similar elements.

Distinctions between the expert and the amateur, between the reflective thinker and the bloviator, are blurred by the sheer volume of material and the difficulty of tracing its origin.

He declined to give specific numbers, saying that he believed the incidents were greatly underreported because of the difficulty of tracing problems to a specific transmitter.

Colin Weaver, deputy executive director of New Yorkers Against Gun Violence, said microstamping was needed because the difficulty of tracing firearms made gun crimes more difficult to solve than crimes that did not involve guns.