Sentence examples for easy to forge and from inspiring English sources
The work of many modern painters is easy to forge and while they may be sold originally as "honest" fakes, they can pass into the market and be taken as originals.
The chunky faux-gold nugget that we have feels good in the hand, but since its launch in 1983 it has become easy to forge, and now about one in 40 of them is phoney.
But email addresses are trivially easy to forge, and many remain unconvinced that this email did come from Nakamoto, rather than a fan who wants to protect their idol's identity.
But in an interview published in July with Cards Tech and Security, a magazine of the Smart Card Forum of China, a trade group, two Public Security officials, Guo Xing and Liu Zhikui, said the current cards were too easy to forge and did not take advantage of technological advances.
With so many civil rights, labor, religious, student, gay and peace groups sponsoring the march, organizers acknowledge that it was not easy to forge a common platform and message.
The silver coinage that had been the basis of the national economy for centuries was rapidly becoming unfit for purpose: it was constrained in supply and too easy to forge.
Industry associations nevertheless slammed the decision as expensive and ineffective, as the stamps would be easy to forge.
Whereas he found holograms and bar codes on American driving licences easy to forge, he failed to copy the magnetic strips.
But when their lacrosse team, the Iroquois Nationals, attempted to use these documents to travel to Britain this month, first the American and then the British authorities turned up their noses at them, forcing the team to drop out of the world championships of a sport invented by their ancestors.American and British officials said the Haudenosaunee passports are too easy to forge.
Will such friendships be as easy to forge now that Facebook is a monetary giant?
