Sentence examples for more difficult to reach from inspiring English sources

Overnight, it became radically more difficult to reach anything on the Internet outside China.

"It's becoming more and more difficult to reach people," Mr. Jones said.

The barricades could make it more difficult to reach the ceramic rods.

All of this makes oil deposits that are more difficult to reach financially viable.

Over time, customers gravitated toward the higher-tier companies and away from the ones that were more difficult to reach.

I think the action that the president took today makes it more difficult to reach that long-term solution".

More difficult to reach is the island of Mljet with its salt-water lakes surrounded by forest.

It means these mosquitoes are more difficult to reach with insecticides, just as is the case with Anopheles arabiensis.

Tanga pointed out that checkpoints have since been reinforced, and it is now more difficult to reach Bertoua.

Obviously, the fracturing of the political elite over the nature of governance is making it more difficult to reach consensus.

"The teen audience is more difficult to reach than the adult female," said Harold Barnett, Galderma's vice president for marketing.