Sentence examples for bit difficult to find from inspiring English sources

That's about right for a collection: bit difficult to find, but not too difficult".

"It's hard partly because in a case like this, considerable attention attends the situation, and it's been a little bit difficult to find the time to hide away as much as I'd like to, to let all this poem come together.

Sometimes, in places less metropolitan than New York, it can be a bit difficult to find pods.

It's going to be a bit difficult to find them as Apple is going to sell them at the Apple Store in Village Mall in Barra da Tijuca.

There wasn't an awful lot in the game, you could see that they'd changed their formation and played with one in front of the back four, which obviously makes it a little bit difficult to find space.

Yet going back farther than this, it gets a bit difficult to find instances of poop protesting.

"But I might find it a bit difficult to get away.

Zalto is a bit more difficult to find at retail, but the company sells and ships from its own Web site.

Example: Of the act of shopping for an ordinary chair, he points out, "In the 19th century, it was a little bit more difficult to find horrible things".

You could also use guitar lesson apps, though I found it was a bit more difficult to find a comfortable position for the Sidekick and be able to use the frets at the end of the neck.

As a result many of the more accessible files have become a bit more difficult to find.