Sentence examples for could be difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers acknowledge it could be difficult to find another package of savings that would not run into more serious opposition.

In 10 years, he added, it could be difficult to find a gas station in New York.

Mr. Hadelich would like to perform more new violin concertos, like the one by Thomas Adès (among his favorite contemporary composers), but said it could be difficult to find orchestras willing to program more adventurous fare.

In hearings in D.C. Superior Court and court filings, defense attorneys and prosecutors said it could be difficult to find District residents whose schedules would allow them to participate in a trial expected to last about eight weeks.

But in earlier versions, it could be difficult to find content that would be relevant to you.

The Scot says Schumacher, 43, should not be short of job offers, although he believes it could be difficult to find a prominent role with Mercedes.

Woolf warned that it could now be difficult to find a suitable replacement willing to take on the role in the face of intense media scrutiny.

Despite the stakes involved in the Lions game — a loss could mean the end of the Smith era after nine years, and a win could mean a playoff berth — introspection can be difficult to find in the Bears' locker room.

He can't do dry stone walling, which is actually a very specialised skill, like glass-blowing, so it was always going to be difficult to find someone who could do that.

Ms. Maffe said that at the start of the project, which began in September 2004, she was concerned it would be difficult to find vendors who could supply the items.

It's like, 'You just changed this because you could!' " It was difficult to find a news outlet that had not agreed to quote approval, albeit reluctantly.