Sentence examples for difficult geographical from inspiring English sources

The difficult geographical terrain between North and South Waziristan and south-eastern Afghanistan has been the most difficult to reach for immunisation teams.

Ruins of many Mayan cities, most notably Tikal and Uaxactún, indicate that despite difficult geographical circumstances, the Maya adapted to the region and even flourished.

RNP departures are essentially the most advanced types of NextGen procedures and until now have been reserved in the U.S. for takeoffs under difficult geographical constraints — as in Juneau, Alaska, where planes risk crashing into mountains if they veer off course.

Hence, factors other than difficult geographical access must exist.

Often in these countries, conflict or difficult geographical terrain make it tricky to reach the population through conventional means.

Musanze is the most mountainous district in Rwanda [ 22], and there is therefore difficult geographical access and transport.

Second, considering networks deployed in a difficult to access geographical region, building up resilience against such attacks rather than detection is expected to be more beneficial.

"In supermax, access to your legal representatives are difficult, the sheer geographical isolation and expenses for family members to travel to see you add an element of financial pressure.

Vessel production could have occurred at many more secondary workshop sites in local styles, but general similarity of types and undoubted widespread trade make it difficult to distinguish geographical groups based on typology alone.

No matter what you perceive as your outward limitations--lack of money or opportunity, a difficult family life, geographical remoteness, lack of access to like-minded people or culture--I promise you don't have a bigger hole to climb out of than Martí did.

It seems difficult to explain these geographical and temporal changes as a consequence of fishing intensity alone, which was already high in the 1970s.