Sentence examples for difficult open from inspiring English sources

They left southern Greenland on 1 July and landed in Iceland before crossing difficult open water to the Faroes, a stretch they called the Devil's Dance Floor.

Sutton knows it well enough to be a steadying influence for Baddeley, a guide through the 7,211-yard 7,211-yardof blind shots, severe greens, buminefieldoflows that make St. George's such a difficult Open course.

Chambers said that only when she saw the Golden Gate bridge did she know she was going to complete what she called the most difficult open swim on the planet.

Grey-Thompson failed to add to that morning success in the T54 200m later in the evening, finishing fourth in the more difficult open category in which she was the only T53 athlete.

Currently, the most difficult open problem in this area is perhaps to account for the so-called 'actuality entailments' noticed by Rajesh Bhatt (Bhatt 1999).

The courage to precociously undertake the difficult open access choice, strategy today widely accepted and much used, has allowed a sowing of TJHP contents.

Manchester City host promoted Swansea, who definitely have the most attractive – and difficult – opening match of the promoted clubs; Norwich are at Wigan, QPR host Bolton.

In the difficult, open-access publishing environment, where authors are required to pay substantial article-processing charges, the journal has survived and is growing.

Why make it difficult to open and close?

Perhaps that's why it was difficult to open.

Once your account is closed it's extremely difficult to open an account at another bank.