Sentence examples for hard to shoot from inspiring English sources

An AR isn't hard to shoot.

Is it hard to shoot sex in the movies?

It's hard to shoot for a much higher I.P.O value when there's already a visible appraisal.

"We've got a lot of action sequences and fire stunts that are really hard to shoot.

It's hard to shoot in 3D, but it makes it more interesting.

"It was hard to shoot, because you don't want to shoot the civilians," he said.

Missiles, however, strike much faster and are harder to shoot down.

The aircraft has no tail, which reduces its radar profile and makes it harder to shoot down.

"It hasn't changed anything, except it's going to make it harder to shoot," Mr. Whedon said at Comic-Con.

And even if they are spotted, the missiles can fly in unpredictable patterns, which makes it harder to shoot them down.

"As the course gets firmer and the rough gets longer," he said, "it's going to be harder to shoot lower scores".