Sentence examples for been difficult to reach from inspiring English sources

"I think without Mr. Carter, it would have been difficult to reach an agreement between Egypt and Israel.

The villages, in a mountainous area, have been difficult to reach with large trucks, backhoes and other equipment needed to dig out bodies or possible survivors.

As a poet he wrote so much — so wildly and unevenly much — it has been difficult to reach a just estimate of his wayward, influential talent.

While Mr. Davis has proven a strong-willed but effective partner, some lawmakers complain that he has been difficult to reach face to face and can thus appear remote.

The airline has been difficult to reach, shares conflicting information, offers few if any updates, and has scheduled last-minute meetings with family members only to cancel them last-minute with no explanation.

Richard Kyle A. Ashford has been difficult to reach for travellers hoping to head east along the M20, because the motorway has been intermittently closed for use as a lorry park in "Operation Stack".

But a comprehensive deal will be difficult to reach.

"It's going to be difficult to reach agreement," Mr. Rendell conceded.

If it's difficult to reach the top, it's more difficult to stay there.

"It was monsoon, so it was difficult to reach because the roads were bad.

You can be great but it's difficult to reach the pantheon without it".