Sentence examples for challenging to open from inspiring English sources

The lid snaps into place very securely, but is challenging to open without torquing the bottom (or top) corner.

"In New Jersey it's much more challenging to open a place," he said.

The other main reason is that some consumers — notably people with arthritis — might find it challenging to open the packages.

We note that, in practice, it is very challenging to open a photonic bandgap using a low refractive index material and a 2D cavity geometry.

"It's more cumbersome and challenging to open a bank account in Panama than in the U.S.," said Felipe Chapman, an economist at the Indesa consulting firm and former chief executive of the Panama Stock Exchange.

It can be challenging to open up when you may not feel safe to.

The National Science Board's draft report on Digital Research Data Sharing and Management, which emphasizes the values of and challenges to open access to data.

"The biggest challenges to open spaces in the city are misuse, abuse and neglect," said Neera Punj, convenor of CitiSpace.

North Korea today swiftly countered a South Korean challenge to open temporarily their heavily fortified border, laying down strict conditions before Koreans could cross between the two countries.

The challenge to open up "opportunities for local people, especially those from ordinary working backgrounds" is one universities are already engaged in through their widening participation work.

It's always a challenge to open yourself up to disapproval, though you know going in that it'll be given, no less!