Sentence examples for harder to check from inspiring English sources
It was hard to believe and even harder to check.
The group says it dismantles Mississippi's licensing system and makes it harder to check someone who has a gun isn't a violent criminal.
It is however hard to know what can be done, especially since European manufacturers sources components from other Chinese suppliers that might be harder to check than Huawei and ZTE.
The campaign got a recent boost when the official HIV/Aids control agency said the law made it harder to check the spread of the virus in India, which has the world's highest number of infected people.
Paul Kelly is taking orders up to 18 December Cooking the perfect turkey Don't stuff the turkey - it prolongs cooking time and makes it harder to check whether the turkey is cooked thoroughly.
Though these have helped to take 18,000 people off Japan's streets, it has been harder to check the creeping poverty that put many of them there in the first place.Last year, the Japanese government recorded relative poverty rates of 16%—defined as the share of the population living on less than half the national median income.
On one hand, this makes it slightly harder to cheat, but on the other hand it also makes it harder to check-in places — especially if you're inside, which you are going to be most of the time at venues, obviously.
And then there's the troubling fact that putting all these corrupt officials on an island somewhere would make it even harder to check-up on them, and potentially catch instances of luxury jail cells.
"Unless you provide the methodology used to adjust the data, it will be very hard to check," he says.
