Sentence examples for harder to duplicate from inspiring English sources

State motor vehicle officials said on Tuesday that both documents will have new security features to combat fraud and to make them harder to duplicate.

The bigger portraits of Lincoln and Hamilton, the nation's first Treasury secretary, are easier to recognize and their added detail harder to duplicate.

Mr. Losey points out that a keyless system has many advantages over a mechanical key, one being that it is harder to duplicate.

Antivirus makers say that while those approaches might work in the lab, it's harder to duplicate in real-world conditions due to fast adaptation by malware creators.

President Obama needs to establish personal ties with Park, whose private nature may make it harder to duplicate the kind of convivial bond he enjoyed with President Lee.

It may sound similar to barcodes, but RFID tags are said to be harder to duplicate.

"It's hard to duplicate that.

It is hard to duplicate that dynamic.

And that kind of power will be hard to duplicate.

It will be hard to duplicate that depth and breadth.

"They're hard to duplicate without his sound".