Sentence examples for difficult to visit the from inspiring English sources

None but a select few from the occupied territories can visit Israel, and Palestinians who live in Israel are finding it increasingly difficult to visit the territories.

It is difficult to visit the Saturn rocket displayed today in Houston, on its side, without hearing the ghosts in the machine.

And now for some serious food porn It's difficult to visit the sites of these world-class food companies without wanting to lick the monitor.

A male photographer found it difficult to visit the back of the bus, filled with Hasidic riders loaded down with packages and the scent of freshly baked bread before the Jewish holiday Shemini Atzeret.

It's difficult to visit the villages around the mine without bumping into someone who's been directly affected by the violence.

Maybe we knew this already, but it turns out it's pretty difficult to visit the island of Nauru once you've gone on the record saying you think that the offshore detention centre there might violate human rights.

That included bilaterals with counterparts "whose countries are difficult to visit", including the foreign ministers of Iran and Cuba.

Asked how he came up with the idea, Mr. Hirst responded in an e-mail: "I figured it would be pretty difficult to visit all the galleries, and totally admirable if anyone managed it, so admirable in fact that I thought they would deserve a work of art, so we came up with the idea to do the challenge.

Before dialysis or transplantation when all patients died of renal disease, (32) Addis found it very difficult to visit his patients when the end was near.

However, some areas of the fragments were unreachable or technically difficult to visit and study due to the escarpment topography.

Some countries in the world are difficult to visit because they're waaaaay off the beaten path, while others are tough because they just don't like you.