Sentence examples for difficult to close down from inspiring English sources

Over a period of many years, Libya tapped into an international underground market for specialized steel tubes and uranium enrichment centrifuges that has been scandalously easy to gain entry to and shockingly difficult to close down.

This means that anyone is now free to use, adapt and, crucially, host the software - making it more difficult to close down.

I have just let the Breaking News staff know that we have made the difficult decision to close down Breaking News.

Finally he describes the difficult decision to close down LEP, at a time when the discovery of the Higgs boson seemed within reach.

We wrote about five-year-old Drip last summer, which had become a popular community for independent labels, but the company made the difficult decision to close down last month.

"On paper, it may look a difficult task, but we are singularly determined to close down the gaps between ourselves and the championship leaders".

As a consequence of this drop in local population, schools in some rural areas have had to close down, which make it more difficult for those who stay to have access to education and job opportunities (Toledo Llancaqueo 2007).

Some may have to close down.

Some factories have had to close down.

To close down further speculation?

Eighteen schools had to close down.