Sentence examples for currently hard to find from inspiring English sources
I'll take some cuttings of plants that I'm particularly fond of, or that are currently hard to find.
Hilary Ware, managing counsel at Google, said in a statement that the decision was "clearly disappointing," adding: "Like many others, we believe this agreement has the potential to open up access to millions of books that are currently hard to find in the U.S. today".
New cars are currently hard to find, and Venezuelans often have to pay very high prices for an used car.
We'll have to wait and see exactly how they plan on measuring engagement, but overall this is good news for the lesser known but "good" applications that are currently hard to find.
He said that it's currently "very hard to find good playlists or good matching algorithms" in music, and said Tesla will have an announcement about finding the right music later this year.
The Academy, he pointed out, has tried to expand the memorial by posting a much longer — if currently somewhat hard to find — obituary list, on its Web site Oscars.com.
"Currently, it's very hard to find anyone in Hyesan [on the Chinese border] who smuggles or sells drugs.
Similarly, in currently available literature, it is hard to find the times to the first incidence infections at the genotype-level, most reports being focused on duration of incident infections [ 8, 9, 16].
Other claimants working hard to find a job will be able to continue attending fortnightly meetings, as is currently required.
Opposition is hard to find.
