Sentence examples for aren't particularly easy from inspiring English sources

The trouble with this system is that 40mm grenade launchers aren't particularly easy to come by, they're illegal for private citizens to own, and cost a fortune.

One disadvantage to using fiber-optic temperature sensors to study ice shelves, Padman notes, is that they aren't particularly easy to deploy, requiring drilling through ice that can be as much as 2 kilometers thick.

In truth, chemical weapons aren't particularly easy to use in an effective way.

The outward signs of diphtheria aren't particularly easy to recognize, but may include fever, hoarseness, difficulty breathing and nasal discharge.

Unfortunately, they are not particularly easy questions to answer.

Four-fifths of the animal species on earth are insects, and yet food insects are not particularly easy to find.

They are not particularly easy to come by so it's not a disaster if you can't find one or afford to pay for it.

But, given the velocity of pop culture nowadays, the fact that its classic albums are not particularly easy to find matters.

However, when we ask why it is thought that all and only humans are the types of beings that can be wronged, answers are not particularly easy to come by.

The parameter estimates are not shown because they are not particularly easy to interpret.

However, defined boundaries are not particularly easy to apply to, for example, an ocean or terrestrial ecosystem.