Sentence examples for tough to trace from inspiring English sources

We're now at a point where the franchise has been snicked into strands so twisted from each other that its getting tough to trace the genealogy.

They also get him killed and, thanks to Nessa's insistence on conducting it incognito, mean his body is going to be nightmarishly tough to trace.

Overwhelmed city officials, trying to trace the parties responsible for the dwellings, are facing a challenge unique to this crisis: Complex financial schemes hatched by predatory lenders eager to make home loans have made it tough to trace ownership of abandoned buildings.

Even infections that show up quickly can be tough to trace.

Because Bitcoins are hard to regulate and transactions tough to trace, the currency is a haven for black market activity spearheaded by an online marketplace for illegal drugs and fake IDs called Silk Road.

Once that happens, it's tough to trace it back to the source.

As overall vehicle reliability increases, the failures that come will be harder to forecast and much tougher to trace to root causes, since diagnoses will be made on the basis of rare occurrences.

He called this a mistake by the Kremlin, indicating future election interference could be even tougher to trace.

But unlike other wallets, Dark Wallet is designed specifically to preserve and even enhance the properties of Bitcoin that make it a potentially anonymous, tough-to-trace coin of the Internet underground.

Pamela Loprest and Austin Nichols of the Urban Institute used data from the Survey of Income and Program Participation to trace the rise of disconnected families under the tough new law.

Any effort to trace the owners of the foundations runs up against Liechtenstein's tough banking secrecy laws.