Sentence examples for difficult to get anywhere from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to get anywhere near Van Gogh today.

It's going to be very difficult to get anywhere during the Tube strike.

Until we can change the narrative that investment can be positive for the economy, or that cuts aren't effective in dealing with debt it will be difficult to get anywhere with undecided voters.

I come from a world where it's incredibly difficult to get anywhere without a car.

It's very difficult to get anywhere in the profession without being meticulous, but it is important to learn how to trust others.

The message: send the OMON to the City Center right now! - where the legendary Moscow street traffic will make it very difficult to get anywhere else once the real action begins.

It's hard to get anywhere".

"Stevenage played an awful lot more football in the first half and made it difficult for us to get anywhere near them.

So, take these natural gas facts to heart Governor Tom Wolf, now proposing the Pennsylvania's gas drillers to pay a 6.5% tax on Marcellus production, a questionable move given the difficult times and a failed attempt to get anywhere last year with the lower 5% extraction tax proposal.

Women have often quipped that they have to be twice as good as men to get anywhere — but that, fortunately, is not difficult.

In parts of the intelligence community, it's very difficult to get authority to pretend to be a jihadi on a forum, which is the only way to get anywhere.