Sentence examples for difficult to breach from inspiring English sources

But there is a gap between civilians and the military that is difficult to breach.

But his cultural divide from the heartland may be difficult to breach.

When, in the spring of 1527, the Emperor's armies thundered south through Italy, they bypassed the terrified city, judging the walls and forts too difficult to breach.

Though a 15-mile channel was eventually finished, Mr. Trowell added, a sandy ridge proved difficult to breach, even for Appalachian gold miners, and the project faltered.

Liverpool are difficult to breach in European competition and from the outset there were sufficient overtones of the 0-0 drawithth Juventus to suggest that the Stadio delle Alpi performance would be restaged here.

Up until he scored his first goal in the 76th minute, Messi was operating around the fringes of Real's final third, which was difficult to breach for much of the match.

However, as we learned from home taping, the interface between the digital and the physical is a difficult barrier to breach.

The natural barriers that surrounded Hangzhou, including lakes and rice paddies, made it more difficult for the Jurchen cavalry to breach its fortifications.

For a typical user, such attacks are difficult to pull off, requiring the attacker to breach the users connection.

"The racecourse has taken the difficult decision to withdraw the use of the venue due to breach of contract and health and safety concerns.

Montgomery realized he was in a very difficult position, because the frozen ground prevented the digging of trenches, and his lack of heavy weapons made it impossible to breach the city's defenses.