Sentence examples for it hard to verify from inspiring English sources

Numerous ex-employers who now live out of the state or country, making it hard to verify the employment.

And though their secretive nature makes it hard to verify a precise number, reports in the British press suggest that as many as 30 super injunctions may have been granted to other prominent figures.

Even then, 30-40% of the transactions fall through because the seller cannot secure a gun, gets cold feet or cannot agree on a location for the deal.Buyers also find it hard to verify the quality of the merchandise.

An overall tally of jobs created and lost under Mr. Romney's 15-year tenure at Bain is elusive, making it hard to verify the claim that, over all, he is a "job destroyer".

Restrictions on independent reporting imposed by the Syrian government make it hard to verify the authenticity of images recorded by opposition activists, but bloggers who have provided reliable information in the past pointed to video uploaded on Friday that appeared to show an attack on protesters in Damascus and fighting between rebels and government forces in Aleppo.

Syria has barred most reporters from the country making it hard to verify the report.

Lastly, many Asian workers (in India it is about 90%) are in the "informal" economy, making it harder to verify their incomes or reach them with transfers.Cuddly tigers, not flabby catsHow should these challenges be overcome?

Smith does change names in his book, which makes it harder to verify some stories.

Governments are a big big barricade or border: it is hard to send money, it is hard to verify that the money that you're sending is actually doing any good.

Local prosecutor Dirk Germerodt has claimed to local press that authorities have found it difficult to identify the alleged perpetrators, because it's hard to verify whether the photos of the attackers have been manipulated in any way.

But human rights organizations said it was hard to verify the figures.