Sentence examples for are very difficult to access from inspiring English sources

Many of these panoramas cannot be seen from a road or are very difficult to access, even on foot.

At the moment the acceptable practices of volcanology, and in particular volcano observatories, are very difficult to access.

We note that the estimated critical temperatures for many metals are very high which are very difficult to access using traditional techniques of shock compression of matter.

Jack Serle, a drone expert at the bureau, told VICE News that most drone strikes target different areas of Pakistan, like North and South Waziristan, which are very difficult to access to outside observers.

Many areas in the east of the country, especially along the Chad / Sudan border, still remain isolated and are very difficult to access.

But it's very difficult to access people in Harare Police Station.

The other problem in the country is that it's very difficult to access archives, even newspaper archives.

"Kids who can't read are effectively going to miss out on the rest of their schooling, because if you can't read it is very difficult to access the rest of the curriculum".

Hence, in some African countries, for example, opportunities for scaling innovation and development can be very difficult to access.

It was very cramped there and the coal was very difficult to access.

If I want to paint this rooftop, if I want to paint this train, or a place that's very difficult to access, I'm going to go and paint it.