Sentence examples for difficult to clear from inspiring English sources

Key mountain passes are blocked and Afghanistan's deadly carpet of mines will become increasingly difficult to clear.

Fresh produce is hard to find during winter, and long driveways that provide privacy can be difficult to clear after a large snowfall.

Then they explained, sheepishly, that there was a section of the road, just near the airport, that was difficult to clear.

That may be difficult to clear with Russia and China, both of which are profiting from arms sales to the impoverished antagonists.

For years, wrongfully convicted Texans have argued that it is too difficult to clear their names, not just in official state records but also in the often outdated records maintained by commercial information services.

Since children sometimes create a game which is difficult to clear, the stickers include negative emotions.

Heavy machine-gun fire rattled for hours afterward, making it difficult to gain clear information about casualties.

Since longitudinal studies, particularly those that examine the youngest group of children, are virtually non-existent, it is difficult to make clear predictions.

In fact, it is rather difficult to make a clear distinction between the two expressions in terms of natural language.

The most difficult thing to clear up is crusted cream; and lemons, oranges and peaches that have dried on to paintings.

However, routine and successful implementation of TGC with intensive insulin therapy remains a difficult hurdle to clear in many ICUs.