Sentence examples for difficult in travelling from inspiring English sources
McPhail says she has heard from Arab and Muslim Canadians who have experienced difficult in travelling despite having confirmed they are not on the no-fly list.
"I had some quite difficult times travelling by myself, being in that open wilderness," said Arnold, who won the jury prize at Cannes for Red Road in 2006 and three years later for Fish Tank.
Given the functional and illness elements within the definition of frailty, those who are ill and functionally impaired would likely have a more difficult time travelling to and participating in such activities.
More mundanely, it was also difficult to travel in the eighteenth century.
But, unless you're in Scandinavia, it's still difficult to travel long distances in Europe with an all-electric plug-in vehicle.
Even if you have found a Spiritual path that is capable of providing meaning and relief from suffering, chances are that you are finding it difficult to travel this path in the normal course of a day in which it has to compete with the high-speed highway of your habitual self-schemas.
It has become increasingly difficult to travel a block in California's 17th Congressional district without noticing the numerous blue and orange "Ro Khanna for Congress" yard signs planted in the lawns of neighbors.
Iran is a difficult country to travel in.
The Weather Service expects to snow to result in "extremely difficult" travel, but it is most concerned about the power outage threat and the bitter cold predicted to follow.
It may also help attract a new customer who doesn't find value in samples – which are sometimes one-use products, or packaged poorly compared with their full-size counterparts, making them difficult to travel with or throw in a purse.
