Sentence examples for difficult inland from inspiring English sources

Two local Greenlandic hunters, Sofus Alataq and Gideon Kristiansen, had helped guide the Danes through some difficult inland terrain.

For example, he said the company knew from years of selling data that black cars sold well near the Southern California coast, but were "extremely difficult" to sell inland.

The beach and nearby streets were clogged with traffic for most of the day, making it difficult to move inland.

Dr. Jamieson acknowledged that coastal land was now so valuable that persuading people to move inland was difficult.

The scope of the invasion meant that once these coastal defences were defeated and the troops scattered, it was difficult to defend territory inland or launch counter-attacks.

Some animals escaping monsoonal northern Australia will find it difficult to survive in drier inland areas.

Analysts say the two blast furnaces at Florange are not competitive because, being inland, they are difficult to supply efficiently with raw materials like iron ore that are best suited to ship transport.

This tactic was enough to disrupt American advances inland, making it difficult even to reach the assembly areas, let alone achieve their D-Day objectives.

However, the less-hospitable inland basins provide a difficult environment for traditional peasant farmers.

Progressing inland, the circulation became difficult to locate as the convection diminished to rainbands along the coast.

He said that the expense of moving the cottage would be prohibitive and that it would be difficult to bring it up to code inland.