Sentence examples for more difficult targets from inspiring English sources

"So it's become a much more difficult fight, much more difficult targets," Admiral Mullen said in Baghdad, where he visited American troops involved in another American war.

While Mr. Wolfowitz has a reputation as one of the more aggressive members of President Bush's war council, his statements suggested that the Pentagon could opt to put off the bigger and politically more difficult targets in the war on terrorism like Iraq, and therefore avoid conflict with some of its most important Arab and European allies, which have been leery about taking on Baghdad.

Working memory has, indeed, been shown to influence both visual search for pop-out targets and more difficult targets (Soto, Heinke, Humphreys, & Blanco, 2005; Soto, Humphreys, & Heinke, 2006).

Also, the slightly reduced MCC values indicate that the new PLP datasets contain more difficult targets compared to the original BT426 dataset, In the work presented in this paper a neural-network method called NetTurnP was developed.

At least one trial involving a DNA-based vaccine for H.I.V. — a far more difficult target — failed to show a benefit.

Boost dash, boost dodge, boost jump, boost slam and boost slide all offer new ways to engage and disengage gunfights, while potentially making you a more difficult target.

And companies are pursuing a more difficult target -- blocking a protein, tau, that accumulates in dead and dying nerve cells after the disease is under way.

Iraqi positions in and around Tikrit have been bombed heavily in recent days, but it is believed to be defended by the Special Republican Guard and other Iraqi security forces who are a more difficult target from the air.

Mr. Moss relies on passwords at least 12 characters long, figuring that those make him a more difficult target than the millions of people who choose five- and six-character passwords.

Although he is more cautious than opposition leaders like Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi, Mr. Rafsanjani's impeccable credentials — he is a founding figure of the 1979 Islamic Revolution and was close to Ayatollah Khomeini — also make him a more difficult target for conservatives.

Otherwise, rich countries are nowhere near their modest Rio pledge (see table).In this section Round and round the coca bush A warming world No confidence Bending the rules Law versus pen ReprintsEven so, the European Union is now insisting on a more difficult target.