Sentence examples for more difficult to monitor from inspiring English sources

Many mortgage ads have shifted to the Internet, where it is more difficult to monitor them.

The practice of hawala, he said, is much more difficult to monitor and disrupt.

It would make it far more difficult to monitor sex offenders closely when they are released from jail".

There is also a large (and growing) illegal trade in waste, which is even more difficult to monitor.

More difficult to monitor --and more troubling -- are those who post pictures of others, as a joke or for revenge.

Experts have long raised concerns that such closures will drive money transfers further underground, making them even more difficult to monitor.

"It would make it more difficult to properly monitor executions," Brickner told VICE News.

It will either drive the incredible economic boon of adult film away from L.A. County or force the activity further underground, where it can become even more difficult to properly monitor.

Himalayan glaciers, located in a remote and treacherous environment at altitudes of more than 5000 meters, are difficult to monitor.

Conditions in more remote, rural prisons are very difficult to monitor but can be "horrible".

In engineering education, where the enrolment and class size is high, PBL is more practical although the implementation is difficult to monitor.