Sentence examples for easy to attack from inspiring English sources

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

"It's easy to attack people from the other party.

"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?

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

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

It's easy to attack Obama as feckless in the face of the chaos in Libya, Syria, and Iraq.

Wireless networking makes life easy for those that use it, but unless properly configured, it is also remarkably easy to attack.

It's easy to attack items in a stimulus package that are not immediately explicable as "things that will help the economy".

One mystery is why Mr Roshan was unprotected by bodyguards and was so easy to attack if he was important to Iran's nuclear programme.

A Detroit rescue outside of bankruptcy court will inevitably be messy and will be easy to attack for the next four to eight years by opportunistic candidates.