Sentence examples for places difficult from inspiring English sources

"The battle for homeland security," Mr. Hawkins said, "begins in places difficult to pronounce".

On a recent afternoon, he was napping on the edge of a cool pond (a drought has made cool, wet places difficult to find).

Preliminary results are expected in the coming days, but with remote polling places difficult to reach in a country with bad roads and minimal infrastructure, some ballot boxes are likely to be delayed.

The description of the dialect is quite condensed and in some places difficult to understand because of Whorf's propensity of inventing his own unique terminology for grammatical concepts, but the work has generally been considered to be technically advanced.

The other place was literally draining the life out of me -- it was so toxic!" The notion of a "toxic environment" is fascinating yet still inadequately explored, making such places difficult to identify.

These yeasts usually predominate in soft drinks factories and are typically found on technological surfaces in places difficult to clean and disinfect [ 75, 85].

It is also that a large, transient population makes the place difficult to run.

"We are lucky we live in such a remote place, difficult to find unless you know the tracks.

Indeed, its agglomeration of peoples and faiths is one reason Iraq is considered a fractious place, difficult to govern.

In many situations, collection of field data from remote places is difficult due to inaccessibility of landslide area.

Figuring out logistics for all the places was difficult because of coordinating everyone's schedules.