Sentence examples for made it difficult to reach from inspiring English sources

The relatively small sample size and the complex flow pattern in the composite medium made it difficult to reach definitive conclusions regarding transport parameters for colloid transport.

Some sections were so narrow you could barely get the [team] car through, and that made it difficult to reach any of our riders who had gone down".

Rick Hendrie, senior vice president for marketing at Uno Chicago Grill, which is offering a $9.99 meal of pizza, salad and dessert in some cities, said the deluge of competing discounts made it difficult to reach consumers.

Genting issued a statement saying that company officials "continue to want to invest in New York and plan to do so for years to come," but that the uncertainty surrounding Mr. Cuomo's efforts to push through a constitutional amendment to create a framework for casinos in the state made it difficult to reach a deal.

This vegetation made it difficult to reach the target sites, which in turn suggests that dense vegetation keeps humans from disturbing weeded areas and that it has contributed to preserve the tsunami deposits from disturbance by humans.

But Marilyn Marks, the executive director of The Coalition for Good Governance, a watchdog group that brought the suit challenging the results, said the wiped server made it difficult to reach a definite conclusion.

The de Young Museum's Koret Auditorium provides comfort and great acoustics, but its remote location in Golden Gate Park makes it difficult to reach.

This may make it difficult to reach me by phone.

Flooded roads make it difficult to reach these areas.

Conflicts in Congress make it difficult to reach agreement on fiscal matters.

Heavy rains will soon make it difficult to reach remote areas.