Sentence examples for makes it difficult to verify from inspiring English sources

The Indonesian government tightly controls access to the resource-rich region by foreign journalists and nongovernmental organizations, which, combined with vast distances and shaky communications, makes it difficult to verify information independently.

This fragmented approach makes it difficult to verify the implications of SHE on performance and reliability of ICs based on confined geometry transistors.

Future Challenge: 6 A vehicular Fog network is volatile as the connection with end-user is established for only a shorter period of time, which makes it difficult to verify identities.

This makes it difficult to verify the tenability of these scores.

Reviewer 1 The lack of displaying representatives from the other subfamilies in the output alignment makes it difficult to verify the predicted status of subfamily-specific conservation.

This makes it difficult to verify the validity of methods used and does not support the claim of "simple bioinformatic processing".

Much of the region is closed to journalists and independent observers, making it difficult to verify the government reports.

The authorities have also mostly barred journalists from entering the area, making it difficult to verify what is happening.

And when there are parents in the picture, they are often illiterate, making it difficult to verify the birth certificate information and complicating State Department interviews.

Still, there have been fears of large-scale civilian casualties, and the authorities have mostly barred journalists from entering the area, making it difficult to verify what is happening.

Restrictions on independent reporting inside Syria imposed by the government of President Bashar al-Assad make it difficult to verify the authenticity of images posted online by opposition activists, but the various clips do appear to show the same event.