Sentence examples for make it hard to identify from inspiring English sources
The complexity of technologies would make it hard to identify the perpetrators, it said.
He suspected the soap's density could make it hard to identify in the X-ray machine, so he packed it at the very top of his bag.
They also often launch cyber-attacks using "botnets", or networks of computers that have been taken over without their owners' knowledge.Code redSuch ploys can make it hard to identify exactly who is behind a particular online assault, says Adam Vincent of Cyber Squared, another security firm.
Sugar molecules' small size and flexibility can make it hard to identify their exact conformation.
There are too many connections and interactions which make it hard to identify the isolated success for each of the two systems.
The website wrote of the critics' consensus stating; "The chemistry between leads David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson do live up to The X-Files televised legacy, but the roving plot and droning routines make it hard to identify just what we're meant to believe in".
Those practices make it harder to identify repeat offenders, experts say.
By flooding the system with false positives, big-data approaches to counterterrorism might actually make it harder to identify real terrorists before they act.
Mexico's drug cartels sometimes use corrosive liquids, fire and other methods to dispose of victims or make it harder to identify the bodies.
Those would-be witnesses quickly wound up dead, sometimes with their teeth removed to make it harder to identify the bodies.
This new type of warfare will make it harder to identify the source of an attack using either unmanned vehicles (land, air or sea) or cyber technology.
