Sentence examples for be difficult for terrorists from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it would be difficult for terrorists to get one.

The incident might, they postulate, have been a dummy run for a future floating bomb attack.Joshua Ho, of Singapore's Institute of Defence and Strategic Studies, argues that it would be difficult for terrorists to disrupt shipping in the strait.

Experts believe that while it would be difficult for terrorists to strike Sochi itself, it is very likely they will try to strike in neighboring towns, where such suicide bombings are difficult to prevent.

While a congressional commission concluded in 2008 that "it would be difficult for terrorists to weaponize and disseminate significant quantities of a biological agent in aerosol form," it might not be so difficult to find someone to do it for them, says Hoffman.

It may be difficult for most Americans to accept, but sometimes terrorists act out of sheer hatred and desire for revenge against our great country.

Recovery from the recession and the terrorist attack will be difficult for all service industries in the city, but especially for taxi drivers.

Kermani refers to Isis not as terrorists but as a "militant group", which might be difficult for some listeners in the wake of the atrocities in Paris.

It is difficult for opponents to say that the changed terrorist threat is not serious enough to justify change in our laws.

The reason it's difficult for a Chinese person to get a visa to the United States isn't because we need several months to screen out terrorists.

That's difficult for anyone.

"That was difficult for everyone.