Sentence examples for it difficult to travel from inspiring English sources

Isis will find it difficult to travel between Raqqa and Mosul and may lose its grip on the oilfields of north-east Syria, from which it has derived revenue.

This has been particularly helpful to elite wheelchair-basketball teams, which find it difficult to travel.

William's health makes it difficult to travel: he has to be fed through a tube, which requires transporting hefty equipment.

"The situation has come about because people find it difficult to travel to individual temples, which are often outside the city or in the outskirts" he says.

Despite his defiance, the court's decision will raise immediate questions over his political future and he will find it difficult to travel abroad without the risk of arrest.

Q: I have had a few scrapes with the law and have been told I will find it difficult to travel to the US.

New York's greeter program was started because, said its founder, Lynn Brooks, "there was a general perception that New York was not friendly, that it was dangerous and that it was difficult to travel to New York City".

The practice seemed to have been allowed before statehood, and had been used for soldiers during the Second World War, but no one knew exactly why it had arisen: possibly because it was difficult to travel long distances to a courthouse to marry an out-of-state sweetheart.

It's a big city, and it's difficult to travel by car.

I know that it's difficult to travel with children during the holidays, although I always seemed to manage it when I was their age, but people feel differently, and we mustn't condemn them for the things we can't understand.

Government checkpoints were so numerous that it was difficult to travel anywhere without passing through one.