Sentence examples for hard to enter from inspiring English sources
"It's hard to enter this business without any knowledge.
But it can be hard to enter the profession.
Mittelständler have not only focused on sophisticated niches that are hard to enter.
Even so, the toys-and-games market is hard to enter.
It also raises two questions: Why does the Boston Marathon make it so hard to enter?
It's not hard to enter "Relax" or "Read" or "Sleep" or "Play" into the calendar.
Parents are obsessive about good schools partly because it is getting harder to enter good colleges.
The changes in legal aid will make it much harder to enter the profession.
Its government has enacted a series of laws that make it harder to enter the country and to win asylum.
It raised the status of the professions, by making them harder to enter, and it saved the liberal-arts college from withering away.
One hunch is that literary fiction leaves more to the reader's imagination, forcing you to work harder to enter the emotional worlds of others.
