Sentence examples for harder to verify from inspiring English sources

And theoretical security is not the same as practical security which looks harder to verify.

Unlike paper records, which can be hard to come by and harder to verify, a genetic test can quickly and definitively tell if someone is a relative.

While World Savings continued to scrutinize borrowers' ability to manage increased payments, the move to rock-bottom rates lured customers whose financial reliability was harder to verify.

But he shares information willingly with outside analysts and investors (true), and does not talk to his own traders first (harder to verify).

While specific figures are difficult to narrow down and even harder to verify, the number of strikes, almost exclusively by drones, declined in 2013, as did the casualties they caused.

Remote studies may enable participation from a larger and more diverse group, but the lack of in-person contact with a researcher makes it harder to verify participants' identities, according to Landray.

Such accusations are hard to verify.

But such claims are hard to verify.

The validity of this new claim is hard to verify.

Information about drone strikes is notoriously hard to verify.

As ever, such details are hard to verify.