Sentence examples for be difficult to target from inspiring English sources
Of course, it can be difficult to target voters who have never participated before, which is precisely why strategists often advise against it.
But Isis has established secure safe havens, including some in neighbouring Syria, which will be difficult to target, experts say.
However, since these signaling kinases are involved in the regulation of many physiological processes, it would be difficult to target them without unpredictable side effects.
The studies indicate an important role of amino acid residues outside of the active site, which would be difficult to target by other methods.
Unlike Libya's vast desert spaces where military vehicles could be identified and attacked, Syria is densely populated, and much of the fighting is concentrated in urban neighborhoods where it would be difficult to target loyalist forces without causing civilian casualties.
Furthermore, Notch receptor/ligand and NICD/CSL complexes may be difficult to target with small molecules.
Triple-negative breast cancers (TNBC) lack HER2, ER, and PR, so they are difficult to target and no molecular targeted therapies exist for these breast cancers.
If Stuxnet was aimed specifically at Bushehr, it exhibited one of the weaknesses of cyber attacks: they are difficult to target and also to contain.
AMBER alerts seem to generate the most complaints, followed by flash-flood warnings, which are difficult to target because of topographical variations even within a small geographic area.
CERA's Mr Yergin says it is difficult to target all the oilfields, pipelines and export terminals that matter in the area.
