Sentence examples for can be difficult to traverse from inspiring English sources
Steps can be difficult to traverse, especially in the middle of the night when you are half-awake.
5 Persons in southern Vietnam are recognized as being more independent and having some language differences compared with persons from the north, and the terrain throughout the Mekong delta can be difficult to traverse because of rivers, tributaries, and canal systems.
Though the terrain would be difficult to traverse, our team already knew that going into this adventure.
The underground environment is unique and complex in that the lighting conditions are poor, the roads are difficult to traverse, and no GPS can accurately receive signals in these areas.
A majority of Rwanda's 478 health centers, and many of its 35 district hospitals, can be accessed only via poorly maintained unpaved roads, which often spiral into its famed "thousand hills" and are difficult to traverse by vehicle, particularly during the twice-yearly rainy season.
These surfaces are difficult to traverse, and their access presents an ongoing challenge for mobile robots.
There is no skipping of the sections you would rather not see, or those that are difficult to traverse.
The fungus is difficult to traverse, provides invisibility for the enemy, provides few resources, and spawns "mindworms" that attack population centres and military units by neurally parasitising them.
In settings where households are dispersed or the terrain is difficult to traverse, Care Group Volunteers may need to take responsibility for fewer households.
In stochastic reaction networks, the state of a species traverses different trajectories in a probabilistic manner and the distributions of states can be difficult to predict.
