Sentence examples for difficult to protect against from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, SCADA and other industrial control systems continue to present a number of challenges that make them particularly difficult to protect against determined attackers.
Because the wavelengths of HPM weapons are so short, they are also the most difficult to protect against, as they can penetrate the smallest of gaps.Systems for protecting against electromagnetic radiation are already being developed.
But as researchers turn to diseases that are more difficult to protect against, such as malaria or HIV, they are setting their sights lower, aiming for vaccines that prevent severe disease but not infection.
It's difficult to protect against all of them, but three, in particular, stand out as especially important, because any one of them, or a combination thereof, could impact a retiree's financial security.
But what is even more difficult to protect against is the accident.
It is incredibly difficult to protect against intentional criminal acts against art in museums.
Preparations for BBC emergency broadcasting in the event of a war came up against the realisation that it would be difficult to protect transmitters against the destructive effects of electromagnetic pulses caused by nuclear explosions.
For example, amphibians are threatened by other causes such as chytridiomycosis, and although in some PAs various measures are being taken (e.g. use of Bioclean), it is very difficult to protect amphibians against this disease through any kind of land protection [57].
I wood agree that knowledge is needed, and can imagine that some technophobes, who are embarrassingly clueless, could easily get caught out, though that is the same with any crime by conmen, and it is difficult to protect people against themselves.
This put their safety at risk since it is more difficult to protect children against child labour or child marriage when their age is not known.
