Sentence examples for Difficult to discover from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to discover".

The motive, too, shouldn't be very difficult to discover.

However, it has been difficult to discover novel neuroactive drugs.

Dr. Landis explained that drugs were difficult to discover and expensive to research.

It is "extremely difficult" to discover new books on Amazon, says Daunt.

He thinks those old matches were worthy of being adored as they were difficult to discover.

It is difficult to discover any point in calling talk "rabbit and pork".

"Twenty years after the blast, it is very difficult to discover who did it," he noted.

If it's difficult to discover, and promote, European writing, what about the rest of the world?

Such associations may be difficult to discover and replicate using split data sets.

However, these breeding places are difficult to discover, rendering larvicidal control impractical.