Sentence examples for is difficult to guard from inspiring English sources
Arizona also has cause for concern because its long, mostly unpopulated border is difficult to guard and is therefore the site of many illegal crossings, of people and of drugs, particularly as increased enforcement in Texas and California has nudged crossers into the inhospitable Arizona desert.
Overconfidence is difficult to guard against, but a general awareness of the tendency is important.
Aleksandr Verkhovsky, director of the Sova Center, an organization that monitors hate crimes, said it was difficult to guard against such attacks, short of quitting.
They're going to be difficult to guard against," she said, adding that the tragic spectacle "makes the group seem like a much bigger, broader, expansive threat — and I think that's very much what it would like to do".
The origins of some nicknames are clear: Adris DeLeon, a wiry guard who has probably been the city's biggest star this summer, has earned the name "2 Hard 2 Guard" because he is difficult to defend.
In practice, such guarding is difficult to sustain because of uncertainty of wages from temporary sources and the changing interest of the community towards the land use.
It is difficult to tell where the border lies, and North Korean guards often stay hidden in bunkerlike guard posts, they said.
But it is difficult to change the habits of a lifetime and each country's spies have spent theirs guarding and conspiring against the other's.
