Sentence examples for hard to storm from inspiring English sources

And in the long term, value is created not by disruption, but by weaving together advantages (as both Amazon and Walmart have done in different ways) that together create a barrier that is hard to storm.

Since Mercedes McCambridge died, last year, I've been waiting for a rock-hard broad to storm our screens, and here she comes.

Many of those casualties occurred during two hard-fought attempts to storm the city.

But the security forces started to hit hard at protesters and to storm homes looking for activists.

When it does rain here, it tends to pour, sheeting across hard surfaces and dry lawns to storm sewers.

Just inside, children labour hard to prepare storm ditches for the coming rains, digging out the stinking mud, watched by a sullen adult and a young girl with no expression on her face beyond that shaped by her skinny cheekbones.

"It's hard to get a storm in the Atlantic stronger than Irma," Bell said. .

'It's not hard to weather a storm if the government is propping you up," Skeel notes.

It was hard to relive the sudden storm, the old boat going under in seconds, standing up to his neck in water, hoisting up 100-pound sacks of oysters to the rescue boat.

South of the Baltic states, Poland, with its population of 39 million, after coming through the 2008-9 global financial crisis in relatively good shape, is now fighting hard to weather the latest storm.

We are assured that precision-guided weapons are surgically accurate, but even so it is hard to believe that a storm of cruise missiles on a city will not kill many civilians.