Sentence examples for the difficulty of verifying from inspiring English sources

Also, I'm not using names because of the difficulty of verifying e-mail signatures.

But European officials also said the rush of diplomats into Pyongyang raised delicate issues for the Bush administration, which has emphasized its lack of trust in North Korea's leadership, and the difficulty of verifying any accords with it.

David Strow, a spokesman for Harrah's Entertainment, which owns the Harrah's casinos, said the company thought there were "too many unanswered questions," including the difficulty of verifying the age and location of players.

Given the difficulty of verifying such non-observable knowledge, a specific validation step has also been provided.

But on the other hand, the difficulty of verifying the profiles or identities of users on social networks also gives rise to the cyber crime.

As well as the difficulty of verifying such figures, it is difficult to make sense of the absences from such collective upsurges.

At that meeting, Mr. Bush expressed deep skepticism about Kim Jong Il's intentions and the difficulties of verifying any agreement with North Korea on stopping the production, sale or testing of missiles.

But, this problem is not easy because we face the difficulties of verifying that the energy functional satisfies the (PS) condition if we still follow the idea of [6].

The estimation of demographic parameters remains difficult because of the difficulties of verifying the hypothesis of the models used, of estimating accurate initial parameters (e.g., absolute date of domestication) and sometimes because of low sample sizes.

But Simon has since said that the report was incomplete, and hampered by, among other things, the extreme difficulty of verifying arrests in Turkey, and that eight was a starting point, a "minimum".

Eventually, prevalence in deer may become too low to accurately estimate through current methods because of the difficulty and expense of obtaining a sufficient sample size, and consequent difficulty of verifying disease eradication.