Sentence examples for difficult shopping from inspiring English sources

I understand if you visit during the summer, it is difficult shopping for cashmere in the heat, but I guarantee you, you won't find anything softer than camel hair, or those warm warm cashmere blankets and sweaters anywhere else.

Business is difficult for shopping centers today.

Some of the apps don't release their deals first thing in the morning — JustBook releases at 10, Blink at 11, Hotel Tonight at noon — which makes for difficult comparison shopping, especially for someone who might be on a plane as the deals come online.

If you have someone difficult to shop for, go back to the start Go shopping.

Following customer feedback that its range of guides was "difficult to shop", the chain decided to try out a "more straightforward, easy to shop range with many more of the lines displayed face out" in 265 of its 459 travel shops, she said.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".

Ms. Levy observed: "I find it difficult to shop.

It does make it difficult to shop, though.

Even as phones get more versatile and sophisticated, many retailers' mobile sites and apps make it difficult to shop.

If I didn't have a designer income, I'd find it very difficult to shop on the high street.

In clothing, Mr Bolland vowed to address the fact that customers can find its core stores "difficult" to shop with clearer segmentation and signage of its brands.