Sentence examples for difficult to target from inspiring English sources

Triple-negative breast cancers (TNBC) lack HER2, ER, and PR, so they are difficult to target and no molecular targeted therapies exist for these breast cancers.

Vital assets are well protected and difficult to target.

Its fighters are often hard to distinguish from the general population, making them difficult to target.

Ads are difficult to target: space on billboards and in newspapers is seen by lots of shoppers.

That means targeting the cruise-missile sites and the Iranian diesel submarines.... Some of the facilities may be too difficult to target even with penetrating weapons.

The water cannon are also difficult to target with great accuracy, so any bystanders there to watch the spectacle may find they're actually involved in it.

If Stuxnet was aimed specifically at Bushehr, it exhibited one of the weaknesses of cyber attacks: they are difficult to target and also to contain.

Tor users often turn off vulnerable services like scripts and Flash when using Tor, making it difficult to target those services.

AMBER alerts seem to generate the most complaints, followed by flash-flood warnings, which are difficult to target because of topographical variations even within a small geographic area.

Of course, it can be difficult to target voters who have never participated before, which is precisely why strategists often advise against it.

CERA's Mr Yergin says it is difficult to target all the oilfields, pipelines and export terminals that matter in the area.