Sentence examples for makes access difficult from inspiring English sources

The park is open year-round, but snow makes access difficult in winter and spring.

Maintenance of submersible pumps is complex due to the depth at which they are installed, which makes access difficult.

Bandarban is in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, a historically disadvantaged area of Bangladesh with a large indigenous population who live in mountainous terrain that makes access difficult.

And ensconced renters made access difficult.

Sand dunes and marshy areas made access difficult from the south and southeast.

The area's narrow streets can make access difficult for emergency vehicles and snowplows, he said.

The rail corridor on the east bank from Manhattan to Albany can make access difficult.

Traffic jams made access difficult, there was no electricity, and telephones, including mobile services, were cut off by the earthquake.

Herbaceous wetlands contained ∼78 AUD ha−1 of forage, but were considered largely unavailable in summer because of flooding and soft organic soils that make access difficult.

In the students' minds, the prom couldn't be too far away, making access difficult, but they didn't want it too close to Mount Vernon either.

Weather had further complicated the undertaking: the torrential Southern California rains that caused deadly mudslides to the north had washed out roads on the American side, making access difficult.