Sentence examples for easy to counterfeit from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, New Jersey licenses -- with or without pictures -- have long been known to be relatively easy to counterfeit.

Apple's success shows that with products that are not so easy to counterfeit, Chinese consumers are willing to pay a premium.

Investigators say a legitimate doctor's diploma can be had for $40,000 on the black market, and computer technology makes it easy to counterfeit documents.

The new cards would replace plastic-coated ID cards that are fairly easy to counterfeit.

The credits are easier to counterfeit than hundred-dollar bills.

Third, it was argued that the standardised appearance of the packs would make them easier to counterfeit 16 and that this combined with the reduced valuing of brands would lead to an increase in the use of contraband cigarettes, once again disadvantaging retailers and advantaging 'criminal gangs' purported to be widely involved in its distribution.

Technology is making it easier to forge and counterfeit".

They contemplated both God's intelligible power in the world and God himself, but they avoided visions on the grounds that reliable visions were too easy for demons to counterfeit successfully.

Back in 2014 the government announced in the budget its intention to introduce a "highly secure" £1 coin after admitting the existing ones were relatively easy to fake, with as many as 3% in circulation counterfeit.

New Jersey drivers' licenses, known as the easiest outside Alaska to counterfeit, will be replaced starting in late July with a digital model that state officials say will be among the most tamper-proof anywhere.

"It's probably easier and cheaper to counterfeit hundred-dollar bills than it is to counterfeit Bitcoin".