Sentence examples for difficult geography from inspiring English sources
Some water problems stem from India's difficult geography.
The region's difficult geography impedes access to medical services.
As well as difficult geography, they include ethnic discrimination and poor education.
Nordic government arose from a combination of difficult geography and benign history.
That is partly because of Spain's difficult geography, but also because nearly all goods go by road rather than by rail.
Honduras remained stable, albeit under mainly military rule, until 1982, but has been condemned to poverty by difficult geography and poor soil.
It was difficult to use geography as a covariate since many trials were multi-national in nature.
Two of the 90 villages required a substitution: one for security reasons and one due to difficult roads and geography despite several attempts to access the village.. Population estimates were obtained from 2009 national census data [ 25].
"But trying to enforce the numbers of riders over the large geography is difficult".
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Travel in general was made difficult by both the geography and climate.
