Sentence examples for difficult to break in from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to break in.

It'd be difficult to break in there.

The double cylinder is more expensive than the single-cylinder lock and does not make it more difficult to break in.

From the "brogrammer" culture in high-tech firms to the "Old Boys Clubb" in oil and gas, automotive and manufacturing, women are faced with a culture of exclusivity that can be difficult to break in to.

"It will be competitive - it's difficult to break in there," Middleton told BBC Points West.

Was it difficult to break into a business in which the players weren't necessarily familiar with these principles?

Even as women have made inroads, it is difficult to break into the highest ranks, in part because the founders often stay in the top jobs.

Since then its business environment has become more accessible and transparent, so companies that continue to hesitate may find it difficult to break into the Chinese market in the future.

It's also very difficult to break into the messaging space today, in a market that's dominated by major apps like Messenger, WhatsApp, WeChat, Line, and others.

That's one of the reasons why the top charts of the App Store have gotten so difficult to break into for new publishers today, in fact.

Wilfried was in such good form that it was difficult for Bafe to break in," Monk added.