Sentence examples for make travel difficult from inspiring English sources

Even so, some guests might not be able to afford the trip, or their age might make travel difficult.

However, the National Weather Service explicitly cautioned on Monday that snow-covered roads would "make travel difficult or impossible".

Dense river vegetation (especially reeds), dense forests, sand beds, or marshes make travel difficult in the region; the reserve's few roads are essentially unimproved tracks.

That will be especially true in the Cascadia earthquake, where widespread damage to the infrastructure will make travel difficult for heavy vehicles like fire trucks and ambulances.

But those limits were removed in 1999 until the summer of 2000, when bad weather, labor strife at United and clogged schedules combined to make travel difficult.

It was a miserable weekend for travellers, with flooded tracks and roads making travel difficult on rail and road.

Checkpoints proliferated across the capital, residents said, making travel difficult.

Then came a snowstorm, closing schools and making travel difficult.

Roadblocks, checkpoints and shutdowns of public transportation have made travel difficult.

While I was there, a devastating earthquake hit China, making travel difficult.

"It makes travel difficult because they don't put the highways over the rocks.