Sentence examples for difficult to foil from inspiring English sources

But it would not be difficult to foil such sensors on interceptors (or satellites) by fitting each decoy balloon with a small battery-powered heater.Multiplying the problemDecoys can also be generated by explosive "cutting cord" on the inner wall of the final booster stage of the warhead.

The Obama administration has claimed the Islamic State uses encryption, and intelligence officials contend that it makes terrorism plots more difficult to foil.

But unlike other more organised and more dangerous groups, the Liberty City cell appears to have had no direct knowledge of the Islamic world or contact with radicals.It does not seem to have been very difficult for the government to foil the group's "plot", given the public nature of its operations.

The head of the European Union's police agency, Europol, warned on Friday that the large number of radicalised Islamic extremists across Europe, their lack of command structure and growing sophistication make it "extremely difficult" for law enforcement agencies to foil every terror attack.

Although Jack ultimately saves the majority of the world's children and finds a way to foil the monstrous 456, the situation in which he is placed forces him to make a morally difficult (and to some viewers, reprehensible) decision.

Concerns attempt to foil rendezvous.

The opposition conspired to foil the plans.

He has to foil an assassination plot.

"I prefer to foil her plans".

Naturally, circumstances conspire to foil their escape.

Still, drug addicts will continue to find ways to foil the efforts to foil them.