Sentence examples for difficult to drive through from inspiring English sources

Loomis said the problem also made the car more difficult to drive through the turns.

Mr Cameron acknowledged that the moves – widely interpreted as a break from a more liberal approach to sentencing – would be difficult to drive through in the face of the Government's spending squeeze.

That, though, can make the car difficult to drive through a long corner such as Spoon, where in an ideal world you would want the rear planted.

"We do believe that whilst there was fog and difficult conditions in the area, that actually from witness evidence there was very significant smoke across the carriageway that in effect caused a bank, similar to a fog bank, which was very distracting and very difficult to drive through.

It allows motorbikes and cars to drive through easily too.

The 7th Division's attack was successful in allowing the 11th Airborne Division to move through, however, Japanese forces proved difficult to drive out of the area.

They made it difficult to drive".

The forest is difficult to drive in -- too dark for sunglasses in most places -- and the car drifts through fractured flickers of intense light, like an old-time movie.

Ferrari have always been publicly supportive of Massa, emphasising that they will help him through a difficult time in his career and pointing out that their 2012 car is difficult to drive.

Falling and remobilised ash dramatically cut visibility, making it difficult to drive.

As the next section demonstrates it has been difficult to drive up participation levels.