Sentence examples for tough to detect in from inspiring English sources

"It's very tough to detect in advance, which means we are and will continue to be susceptible to lone actors who don't give us much warning to thwart them," he said.

"Even though it is unnatural, it exists in our country and is now fast spreading, making it tough to detect".

Lyme disease is notoriously tough to detect.

"These are really tough to detect," the director of pharmacy affairs at the food and drug agency, Thomas J. McGinnis, said.

Plus it's tough to detect, much less mitigate.

For node X, although it identifies the link failure of X → Z by LLN, it is tough to detect the failure of Y → Z instantly.

The problem is that on many occasions this season it has been tough to detect what the plan actually is.

"Amateurs are tougher to detect and catch.

I was beginning to detect in Minns a pattern: tough rhetoric combined with pragmatic action.

Something else moving I try to detect in your eyes.

Symptoms are difficult to detect in rabbits.