Sentence examples for geographically difficult from inspiring English sources

This was the second time they have been drawn into the area, which is geographically difficult to defend.

It assumes that the UK's mature, declining and geographically difficult fields can still produce up to 24 billion barrels of oil equivalent by 2040: that is at the highest end of the possible resource agreed by the industry umbrella body Oil and Gas UK.

The is the second time that they have been drawn into the area, which is geographically difficult to defend and where there are so few people living that it is hard to justify losing troops to secure it and using the resources and assets that it takes to hold it.

It has also been investigated as a way of providing teaching in geographically difficult locations [9] and for providing support in remote locations such as an Amazon swim expedition [10] and for assessing burn victims in Sao Tome [11].

In his preparations for Bagration, he planned for the 43rd Army to move through the more geographically difficult swamps and marshlands to Army Group North's right flank.

There are 47 scheduled tribal population groups in the state and the majority of them are inhabitants of these geographically difficult topography [2].

Many communities are located in geographically difficult-to-reach areas.

The ecosystem here needs to coalesce more, and geographically, that's difficult.

It is too difficult geographically.

Cleese told the Los Angeles Times' Susan King: "It is too difficult geographically".

The present ex vivo biomarker AR-CALUX activity assay may contribute to the insight of the impact of the total bio-accumulated EDCs geographically, which is difficult to predict on the basis of chemical analysis alone.