Sentence examples for difficult to attack with from inspiring English sources

Their cell structure makes them more difficult to attack with antibiotics than Gram-positive organisms like MRSA.

Murray has tried to inject aggression into his play, often successfully, but it is considerably more difficult to attack with freedom against the best defensive player in the game than it is against Sam Groth, whom he reduced to rubble in the second round.

If you are looking outside of the more research-based jobs, then I'd suggest the national newspapers as these are easier to peruse than general job Web sites which tend to sort jobs into many small categories (and are difficult to attack with the scissors).

It's very difficult to attack a group of irregulars who can blend in with the population.

Yet, Des Smyth of Ireland was the only player to shoot 65, and with many pins placed in difficult positions, Lytham remained difficult to attack.

The position after 16... 0-0 has been reached before, with games usually continuing 17 h4 g4, when White finds it difficult to attack.

Mr Wolf is proving difficult to attack.

After 10 Nd2, it was now difficult to attack the White center.

Especially with the bālínghòu and jiǔlínghòu, '80s and '90s generations, "The market is quite difficult to attack from offline to online," he remarked.

It is always difficult to attack against a defending team, who come here to defend and not attack.

It's not very difficult to attack the Catholic Church.