Sentence examples for more difficult territory from inspiring English sources

Ocean negotiates more difficult territory.

It's not Bourne and he's not playing Jason Bourne, it's one step into more difficult territory.

It is not even universal in China: more than 400m people there do not speak it.Corporate English is now invading more difficult territory, such as Japan.

If that threatens to push the piece into more difficult territory than most people might expect from a family show, then Grose and Shepherd are always ready to steer it back with dollops of undercutting, larky humour.

Moving north and west lands New World in more difficult territory.

Gagosian 24th street took on more difficult territory with rectangular slabs.

Exploring new cultures and perspectives doesn't have to be more difficult than treading known territory.

Meanwhile, Libya's neighbours, Egypt and Algeria, have made it more difficult to travel through their territory to reach Libyan soil.

Explaining why "run" has so greatly expanded its semantic territory is more difficult.

The health-care arm of Bayer, a German conglomerate, has seen its sales in emerging markets soar as it has included more locals in drugs trials and brought new pills to market soon after launching them in America.Some firms are going further, venturing beyond the familiar big cities to more difficult, but potentially more lucrative, territories.

In many respects, settlement in Indian Territory was even more difficult than negotiating the trail and took more time.