Sentence examples for difficult to harm from inspiring English sources
"If a team is organised it is really difficult to harm them, so you have to search for the moment they are unbalanced.
It makes difficult for burglars to harm when you are away from your business premises.
Instead, professionals blamed the girls, the report said; police and social services were gripped with the mindset that they were "very difficult" girls who had come to harm as a result of their own actions.
"To harm H.S.B.C. was to harm Switzerland".
c. intent to harm others.
It can be difficult to stop self-harming.
Alternatively and least likely, organisms might evolve higher RNase activity to preferentially degrade all guide RNAs; this may be difficult to accomplish without harming overall fitness.
When heated, the oil polymerizes and the result is a hard glaze that is difficult to remove without harming the surface of the pan.
If we turn to the local community who were on the wrong end of hate speech we might want to claim that they could be psychologically harmed, but this is more difficult to demonstrate than harm to a person's legal rights.
It may be difficult to distinguish the harm due to exposure to the natural background radiation from the harm due to screening.
