Sentence examples for hard to hunt from inspiring English sources
Unlike H5N1, it does not wipe out flocks, so it is hard to hunt.
It is hard to hunt at night, so it makes sense to tell yarns then.
It can be hard to hunt down healthful snacks on the go.
Jan Perry, a bow hunter, said that turkeys are "extremely hard" to hunt.
It proved hard to hunt down in practice, however, because such "superposition" is a fragile phenomenon, easily lost upon any hint of disruption.
"The pigs were hard to hunt, but if you put the garbage out, a lot of them would be drawn out from the woods," Dr. Schook said.
But this makes it much harder to hunt hackers and defend power grids and other infrastructure against online assaults.
The restaurant — particularly its barroom — is a fine destination for a pilsner and a plate of the chef Herbert Aigner's Teutonic specialties: standbys like crisp schnitzels and plump sausages, and dishes like jäger spätzle (buttery handmade noodles sauced with a gooey-meaty mix of bacon, cheese and mushrooms) that are a little harder to hunt down.
The trouble is, it's getting harder and harder to hunt down the caterpillar fungus, which can't grow fast enough to keep up with Chinese appetites.
Nils Johnson is a hard guy to hunt down.
