Sentence examples for make it hard to track from inspiring English sources
(It might make it hard to track down, of course).
Although Luxembourg secrecy laws make it hard to track the financial activities of the Devillers, no evidence has surfaced so far that Chinese money went into D2 Properties or into Michel Devillers' separate company, Rainans Investments.
WHO has admitted that problems with data-gathering make it hard to track the evolution of the epidemic, with the number of cases in the capital, Monrovia, going under-reported.
It safeguards these protections with a combination of encryption and a 'CoinJoin' protocol that mixes users' coins together before encoding it into the ledger a similar concept to routing web traffic through Tor's onion network to make it hard to track.
They would hinder intelligence-gathering, make it harder to track down terrorists and make other countries less likely to cooperate.
"But these chemicals make it harder to track how much oil is there, and where it's going, and thus to determine liability".
That drew charges of censorship from some scientists, and others warned that restricting the information would make it harder to track and combat an outbreak of a similar strain.
Even in China, where individuals' rights have not loomed large, President Xi Jinping has asked his prime minister to look into data security and privacy issues.In America a government proposal to make it harder to track people online has fallen flat.
At the same time, the expansion of business conducted over the Internet will make it harder to track and hence tax transactions.In early May, for example, several large Swedish companies, including Ericsson, a telecommunications giant, said that they were considering moving out of the country because of high taxes.
In a future build, the company will also introduce the ability to encrypt Android backups with a client-side secret and Google will also introduce per-network randomization of associated MAC address, which will make it harder to track users.
There are hundreds of copies of music-streaming apps that shill pirated content to make it harder to track them down one by one and allow for single-shot bursts of revenue capture before they're found out or retired.
