Sentence examples for difficult territory from inspiring English sources

Ocean negotiates more difficult territory.

This is very difficult territory.

This is not difficult territory.

For public transport advocates, this is difficult territory.

PP: But now we're in the most difficult territory.

I'd appreciate any advice from those who have successfully navigated this difficult territory.

The Ortas have demonstrated a long "commitment to addressing the larger themes of contemporary society — ecology, extreme conditions and difficult territories," Ms. Frisa said, synching with the Zegna Group's own socially oriented interests that date back to when Ermenegildo Zegna took over the family wool mill in 1910 and built homes and public facilities for his employees.

Matt Baggott says he is in difficult legal territory.

If Scotland manages to entice more foreigners, it will enter this difficult middle territory.

At the end of this week's short debate, Norman Godman, a Labour MP for a Scottish constituency, said that the people of Northern Ireland were not the only British citizens entering difficult new territory as the result of devolution.

Reeves is treading in difficult political territory, eager to highlight the fallout from the government's austerity policies without appearing to be soft on the rising cost of welfare.