Sentence examples for difficult to enter from inspiring English sources

It's not really that difficult to enter the parallel world".

Longtime employees told me that it has become extremely difficult to enter the administrator's office.

TC For me, it's very difficult to enter this debate from a central point of view.

Kazakh businessmen complain that the Russian market remains difficult to enter.

Both markets are notoriously difficult to enter, and while the rewards can be great, the risks are high.

But Russia, like China, has proved difficult to enter because of bureaucratic hurdles and restrictions on foreign media.

To reach a Grande Ecole, students have to complete two years of preparatory classes, which are themselves difficult to enter.

Joey Lionetti, 30, owner of Select Agency, a fashion design company on the 12th floor, said the building is ordinarily difficult to enter.

Specialized units include underwater demolitions teams and an elite paratrooper regiment, which is very difficult to enter and is based in Corsica.

The third-row seat is roomy enough for adults and not difficult to enter, though restoring it to its upright position is a fussy procedure.

Some activists have suggested that parts of Dara'a and Hama Provinces have become so hostile that security forces are finding it difficult to enter them.