Sentence examples for and difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Though it's cold and difficult to find your way around, the place is swarming with Brits.

Many of the best nonfiction titles are out of print, and difficult to find.

The sake should be ambrosial, sure, but what they really want is something flagrantly expensive and difficult to find.

Even when scientists have other sources of financing, they report that it is expensive and difficult to find women who will provide eggs for such research.

But until now, the complex was seen as so unappealing and difficult to find your way round that Parisians and tourists kept away if they could.

For the more humble catalogue, it is refreshing to find the simple garden herbs in their customary corner, appropriately near the tradesmen's entrance and difficult to find.

And it's getting more and more difficult to find someone still alive, and still fit enough to stand trial".

"This kind of player and person is more and more difficult to find these days".

The site offers ciprofloxacin, which is "very expensive and very difficult to find," it said.

Over the last 10 years, it's become more and more difficult to find an audience.

But the passing of time makes it more and more difficult to find new leads.