Sentence examples for harder to mark from inspiring English sources
"Some of the attackers were a lot harder to mark back then," came his curt reply.
So while we have seen a great year for Windows Phone, its new targets will be harder to mark than BlackBerry.
But in Hobart, with a gale-force wind blowing to one end of Blundstone Arena, it was hard to mark, hard to kick and even harder to score.
"And long may that continue because at the moment he's proving very, very hard to mark".
Sharpie's new metallic ink pen writes on glass, metal and other surfaces that are usually hard to mark.
"They live in remote locations and extreme environments, they move around a lot, and it's hard to mark enough individuals to get a decent sample size".
"It's difficult to stop him - he is a player who is always hard to mark".
"When we have got the ball I like to give players freedom to move around, be hard to mark and unpredictable".
He's so powerful in the air that if he keeps moving around he's hard to mark and I thought his two headers were outstanding".
(15) then maybe people think it's quite hard to mark it (a music performance) but we set a lot of criteria which is very helpful when you (do the) marking.
