Sentence examples for it easy to hide from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement officials say that shaking the superlab operations is particularly hard in the Central Valley because its vast, unpopulated stretches and ready access to interstate roads make it easy to hide and transport methamphetamine.

Do you find it easy to hide your anxiety?

Facebook itself hates unfriending, for commercial reasons, and thus makes it easy to hide updates from tiresome contacts without their knowing – a deeply unsatisfactory arrangement that leaves you at constant risk of meeting someone face-to-face who assumes you must already know they've got engaged, or had another baby, or been dumped, or fired, or widowed.

Poor records and income-tax evasion make it easy to hide property and income in Mexico, and it may be harder for women to show that their husbands are withholding income under the less rigorous legal motions the new law sets out, said Judge María de Lourdes Loredo, of Family Court.

The less stinky vapor and more discreet motion makes it easy to hide.

When it comes to arms and legs especially, your choice of clothing can make it easy to hide scars.

I like fall because I find it easier to hide the corpses under the freshly fallen leaves?

These trends make it easier to hide in the shadows: concealing a computer consultancy run from home is far simpler than concealing a whole computer factory.

Mr. Loverde said that he had hoped the fast pace of war would make it easier to hide his sexual orientation, but that during his tour in Iraq, the opposite was true.

In the US where laws over the use of cannabis or possession of class-A drugs can be wildly different between states, it also made it easier to hide from the law.

And we added a tab to Gmail settings making it easier to hide Buzz or disable it completely.