Sentence examples for difficult target from inspiring English sources

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Although some might think a snake would be a difficult target, it is not.

Flying without lights, racing across the rooftops, the Black Hawks make a difficult target.

It's a difficult target for internationally sourced cars and trucks to reach.

Two Canadians, Rhoda Habert and Marshall Lewis, sitting North-South, hit this difficult target with the diagramed auction.

Nuclear plants are built so robustly that they would seem to present a difficult target for terrorists.

"Iran poses a very difficult target set," said one former top officer who was involved in target planning.

As Ray Flaherty, the Redskins' coach, said, "His size and speed made him a difficult target, particularly on defense".

Yet such demands are a difficult target for even the most diligent governor (equivalent to a mayor).

Some upstate Democratic leaders began floating Kennedy's name as a prospective opponent to Keating, who was a difficult target for Democrats.

At least one trial involving a DNA-based vaccine for H.I.V. — a far more difficult target — failed to show a benefit.

But no one in authority treated the new forecast as anything but the most responsible possible stab at a notoriously difficult target: the long-range economic outlook.

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