Sentence examples for be difficult to catch from inspiring English sources

Even when patrols do come across poachers, Officer Neary said, they can be difficult to catch.

At such a distance it will be difficult to catch the signs.

As a result, the most skilled manipulations can be difficult to catch.

"We know it's going to be difficult to catch this guy," said Maj.

Nobody caught Perez today, and it will be difficult to catch him Sunday.

This seriousness may be difficult to catch: Kleinzahler doesn't have a sententious bone in his body.

The more timid cats have been difficult to catch.

Yet only 117 people have caught the virus because it is difficult to catch.

They emerged many years behind, and it has been difficult to catch up.

Ebola fever is difficult to catch but often fatal; Zika virus is easy to catch but, for most people, harmless.

He said it's difficult to catch straw purchasers buying guns for Mexico.