Sentence examples for easier to attack from inspiring English sources

It's a lot easier to attack us in Iraq and Afghanistan, since they're a lot closer".

It is much easier to attack a leader than to work out how to lead.

"Phillips's credibility was easier to attack because he had a falling out," Tobias said.

She is turning one weakness of the opponent into a new one, easier to attack.

All the easier to attack him for his open-goal miss.

Jeb's slogan, "Right to rise," is harder-edged, more specific in its implications, less personal, and easier to attack.

It's just too easy to attack him with hindsight.

"But they are little bubbles that are easy to attack and infiltrate".

How much culpability lies with those who leave architecture as easy to attack as it is?

Unmanned drones eliminate the element of risk to American forces and make it seductively easy to attack.

But airborne vehicles, whether balloons, helicopters or planes, are difficult to hide and therefore easy to attack with missiles.