Sentence examples for difficult to defend against from inspiring English sources

It is very difficult to defend against the possibility of connecting to a fake access point.

It means that you are defending against something that's extraordinarily difficult to defend against".

DoS attacks are easy to mount and difficult to defend against.

That means botnets remain a potent security threat that is incredibly difficult to defend against.

They're very difficult to defend against because they're moving so fast.

The form of assault on the sites last week, known as denial of service, is particularly difficult to defend against.

In modern times the poor and barbarous find it difficult to defend themselves against the opulent and civilized".

In "The Wealth of Nations," Adam Smith wrote, "In ancient times the opulent and civilized found it difficult to defend themselves against the poor and barbarous nations.

It must have been difficult to defend this view against the Platonic-Aristotelian position.

Oracle countered that Alsup's ruling would make it far more difficult to defend intellectual property rights against companies anywhere in the world that simply takes them as their own.

This makes Paul particularly difficult to defend because he can score comfortably against most players anywhere on the court.