Sentence examples for difficult to pass through from inspiring English sources

But they could not stop it, because the transparent "window" in the gas became increasingly narrower, and more difficult to pass through, as the light moved slower and slower.

The composite gradient was determined to be the label of the road surface shape in addition to that of the flatness and slope, and considered to be an example of a place recognized subjectively to be difficult to pass through, as it is difficult to be measured by objective criteria.

"These structural reforms are difficult to pass through parliaments... there is a certain risk that this will be postponed".

When we have the ball it is difficult because if you run 60kph, and others run 100kph, it is difficult to pass through.

It may be difficult to pass through Germany without thinking about automobiles, but I actually came here for research on Africa.

Yet, ironically, during the painfully detailed talks both sides were edging towards a consensus, recognising that any imposition of Leveson would be difficult to pass through the Commons.

will allow your head to pass through!

"Many of the bills tend to land in Congress, and it's very difficult to pass anything through Congress". .

An EGD showed a cicatricial stricture beginning 25 cm from the incisor teeth, making it difficult to pass the endoscope through the esophagus (Fig. 2).

The stricture made it difficult to pass a small-diameter scope through the esophagus Fig. 3 Preoperative CT. a Transverse image.

The move parallels a decision by the Regents last year to make standardized tests for third through eighth graders more difficult to pass, saying that the old passing rates did not correlate to high school success.