Sentence examples for harder target from inspiring English sources
She knew to bend double and run in zigzags to make herself a harder target.
You become a harder target — while remaining a target, being eagerly persuadable — for flimflam.
"Logic is a harder target," Dr. James M. Tour, a chemistry professor at Rice University in Houston, said.
By casting herself as a defender of French laïcité, or secularism, she is a harder target for mainstream politicians to attack.
But Iran would be a far harder target — much farther away from Israel, much better defended, and with facilities much more difficult to damage.
The smaller rabbits can be a harder target for the rifle but are my preferred choice: the best rabbits are less than six months old, a fair size for a good feed, but joyously tender.
"They were in some ways harder targets," Riedel said.
And other communal software devices will prove much harder targets to vanquish through the courts.
"I'm personally interested in harder diversity targets," she told the Royal Television Society London conference on Tuesday, adding that "quotas or harder targets" are something she is "keen to look at".
With two different types of targets, the quitting threshold could reflect the time to find the harder targets.
"They have been able to infiltrate much harder targets in the past," Awad said. .
