Sentence examples for but difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Both species are gems, but difficult to find.

It was easy to find people who had drunk absinthe but difficult to find anyone drinking it.

Despite all we have learned from land use analyses, more direct measures of daily population flows are desirable, but difficult to find.

"My co-founder Liam was coming across a lot of these stalls in green and eco-friendly markets where products were cheaper than on the High Street, better than on the High Street, but difficult to find," says Mr Dainter.

It would be interesting, but difficult, to find out since Go Daddy is a private company.

As has often been said, its easy to see scammers everywhere, but difficult to find such tendencies in oneself.

A recipe for aspic, for example, called for gelatin leaves, which are readily available in Italy, but very difficult to find in America.

This is an easier cave to explore than Hoti Cave, but still difficult to find without a guide.

The results form a disconnected Pareto front where the left hand part can be used for flexible structures but is difficult to find.

The U.S. EPA could improve the web access to summaries and analyses of these data, which are publically available but often difficult to find in web searches.

But it's difficult to find out who.