Sentence examples for difficult to move through from inspiring English sources

Water is more than 800 times denser and 90 times more viscous than air at room temperature, making it much more difficult to move through.

Some types of matter find it difficult to move through this field, which means they have a greater mass than other kinds of matter that moves through it more easily.

Management don't like criticism, staff don't feel they can speak, change is very difficult to move through the organisation … the BBC has to make a decision about what it wants to be in the future, and with charter renewal coming up this is a good opportunity to do so.

Honey, on the other hand, is quite a bit more difficult to move through a straw.

The rainy conditions, large number of runners, and a possibly mismarked course did not help their cause, as it was difficult to move up through the pack later in the race as they had planned to do.

Not with the traffic that is difficult to move heavy equipment through.

(It can be difficult to move a pig through a pipeline that bends abruptly, or whose diameter shrinks, without having it get stuck).

But GOP lawmakers acknowledged to HuffPost that such an exercise now could poison the well for appropriators and make it more difficult to move spending bills through the chambers.

When it becomes difficult to move the spoon through the fudge icing, it's ready to use.

Thereafter, she found it difficult to move in open spaces, through doorways, or across bridges.

These results suggest that pleasantly handled pigs are more difficult to move during routine husbandry tasks which may be mediated through their reduced fear of humans.