Sentence examples for been difficult to attack from inspiring English sources

It is possible that Polgar should have played 14... a6, followed by 15... Qc7 and 16... Nfd7, when she would have had a formation that would have been difficult to attack.

They're using human shields, so it's difficult to attack them from the air".

Unfortunately, it was difficult to "attack" Orgo, and running away did not seem like a useful alternative, either.

The South Carolina-Rutgers team stresses that it would be difficult to attack a car through the wireless tire system.

"Sometimes it is difficult to attack when there are 10 guys in the defensive zone," the coach Pep Guardiola told the press.

Since it took more than two hours to launch, marshal, and deliver an air strike, it was difficult to attack before an enemy counterstrike was in the air.

But her record is difficult to attack, because she has scrupulously avoided expressing firm opinions on thorny constitutional questions for as long as anyone can remember.

The attitude of the earliest Christians toward paganism and the imperial government was complicated by their close association with Greco-Roman literary and artistic culture: it was difficult to attack the former without seeming to criticize the latter.

A forward-looking candidate who emerges from the Iowa caucuses would be difficult to attack; he would have spent much of a year building a case for this new model.

"The people who don't like it never find the right way, they lack confidence in some corners, it's difficult to attack in qualifying — and we know how important qualifying is on a street circuit where it's difficult to overtake".

"As a chaser, the Sunday hole location on 11 is usually close to the pond so it's difficult to attack.