Sentence examples for hard to entry from inspiring English sources

P deficiency could result in smaller in size of stomatal opening (Sarker et al., [2010]), atmospheric CO2 became hard to entry into cell of plant, but through catalysis of CA in P. nil, which showed high activity, another carbon source could be supplied for photosynthesis of P. nil by the transformation from HCO3− to CO2 under P deficiency stress.

Women fought hard to gain entry to medical schools.

Mr. Silverman, a real-estate property manager in his 40's, said Guard troops had been working hard to limit entry to the storm-damaged area at night, with checkpoints on major access roads.

Ask Ari Fleischer, Mr Bush's press secretary, what his boss had for dinner and you will be subjected to an evasive burble; ask a question about the administration's connections with Enron and you may suddenly find it hard to gain entry into the White House.

As a member of the victim class it is hard to gain entry into this fashionable victim circus because the waiting line is so long.

"It I want something, I will do my best to achieve that goal, whatever it is".

Early in the life of personal computers there was a constant risk of "crashes" and lost material, but you would have to work very hard to lose entries on today's sophisticated machines.

So in an environment where working visas are now extremely hard to obtain, and entry into the States can be denied on the basis of past transgressions despite current evidence of worldwide success, it comes as little surprise to read about the immigration official who demanded a Colombian immigrant have sex with him in return for green card approval.

It's hard to read the entry on the men's fashion blog that describes the act of not tucking your shirt in as "a look that sits on a knife-edge" without feeling your eyes involuntarily rolling skywards: oh, come on!

Professions like medicine and law benefit from strong competition for the best training providers, and where the market forces are restrained as in medicine, where results are hard to isolate the barriers to entry and high bar for certification push providers to focus on meaningful training that both prepares candidates for the work and weeds out those who can't cut it.

Under a new U.S. visa law, visiting Iran already makes it harder to gain entry to the United States.