Sentence examples for is easier to conceal from inspiring English sources

It don't smell and is easier to conceal.

Before being shipped out of Afghanistan, opium is increasingly being processed into heroin, which has a much higher value and is easier to conceal and move around.

If its most recent bomb turns out to have used uranium rather than plutonium, the North could ramp up production far more quickly: the country has plenty of uranium-ore deposits and enrichment is easier to conceal.

Using a variety of macro level data sources on illegal fishing for 72 countries Marteache and her colleagues concluded that illegal fishing vessels are more likely to offload their catches in ports dealing with large volumes of fish imports/exports where it is easier to conceal illegal catches.

Integrity is the commitment to tell the whole truth, even when it is easier to conceal it.

"It is easier to conceal weaknesses, present an aura of invincibility and confound investors as a private company that can escape by making fewer disclosures than as a publicly traded one," wrote Michael Moritz, chairman of the venture firm Sequoia Capital, in the Financial Times last week. .

E-waste is easy to conceal, and the black market is attracting organised crime.

Tableware is a popular item for theft because it is easy to conceal.

It means, as both social workers and clients told us, that only visiting some families once a month means the truth is easy to conceal.

Small, slim and portable, it is easy to conceal in a tight football uniform, yet easily damaged if victimized by a vicious helmet-on-pocket hit.

Accordingly, it is hypothesized that: 1. Countries where it is easy to conceal not only vessels at port (among heavy vessel traffic), but also the illegal catch (among the high volume of import and export of goods in general, and fish in particular), offer good opportunities to operate undetected.