Sentence examples for make it difficult to track from inspiring English sources

Instead, prosecutors believe, the books were rearranged and index cards were destroyed to make it difficult to track missing volumes.

But the lighting in those gyms, Mr. Ng said, can make it difficult to track a flying shuttlecock, and the hardwood floors are not a traditional badminton surface.

Ms. Harlan said that while some companies make it difficult to track down the music used in their ads, others play up their role as musical tastemakers.

"Twitter says it is being proactive, but the anonymity afforded to online users can make it difficult to track down offenders.

The preface of Siddhartha Mukherjee's The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer contains a warning: "In cases where there was no prior public knowledge, or when interviewees requested privacy, I have used a false name, and deliberately confounded identities to make it difficult to track".

Large and erratic gaps in data caused by our current satellite systems not only make it difficult to track airplanes filled with valuable lives and cargo, but actually make it easy for nefarious traffickers to move illegal shipments such as drugs or weapons past borders without any regulation.

Video of the crossing follows the rocket to its apex, but the sun makes it difficult to track the flight until the craft is well across the canyon with the parachute deployed for the landing.

The National Farmers Union, meeting for its annual conference in Birmingham, has warned that illegal grazing makes it difficult to track horses and said many could end up being smuggled abroad.

The previous evening's rain had clouded the water, making it difficult to track our prey by sight.

This makes it difficult to track Tor users because their connections to a particular server first pass through intermediate Tor servers called relays.

And there are a wide variety of lot management systems in use, making it difficult to track the number of empty spaces precisely.