Sentence examples for making information hard from inspiring English sources

An Agriculture Department phone number for people with questions about the program was not monitored over the weekend, making information hard to come by.

The devices' shrunken screens make information hard to read-and even harder to share with others.

Mirror Worlds (the name came from one of his offbeat books about adapting technology to people instead of the other way around) offered a way to break out of the numberless files and folders that clutter computer desktops and make information hard to find.

Information hiding techniques are utilized to make information hard to take note.

Removing web search results makes information harder to find online.

Ultimately, if those assurances are broken, the West will have to limit its co-operation with abusive intelligence agencies even if that might make information harder to get.

By requiring U.S. and onshore investors to pony up at least $1 million to invest, regulators limited the game to wealthy individuals and institutional investors, making information about hedge funds hard to come by.

Decision-making information is hard to come by and often vague, particularly regarding privately held companies.

The Internet's bottom-up design makes information-sharing hard.

If I'm reporting something relatively unfavorable, I don't need to make that information hard.

Turkey's military dictatorship made uncensored information hard to find.