Sentence examples for difficult to find a decent from inspiring English sources

Now it is difficult to find a decent shortlist.

"When we first moved here in the '90s it was difficult to find a decent painter.

(It was so difficult to find a decent seat that I saw an elegant man glance at his companion and shake his head, as if to say, "No way"; as it turns out, Ms. Ramirez's announcement is a hoax).

This is, after all, a place where it has long been more difficult to find a decent version of the city's own beer style, Berliner Weisse, than in at least a half-dozen American towns, and where the ubiquitous Berliner Pilsner has a dismal ranking in the bottom third of all beers in its category on RateBeer.

Even then it can be difficult to find a decent job when you land, but in Australia, America or Canada you must generally stay in-country to qualify for citizenship—"immigration jail", Chinese émigrés call it.Slow boat from ChinaOthers are keeping one foot, or one half of their marriage, back in China, unsure they want the slower-paced life abroad.

Why then, is it so damn hard to find a decent bite to eat around here?

Though I found it extremely hard to find a decent job in Bahrain, I did not lose hope.

This, unlike the $12 movie ticket and the $34 entree, is an entirely welcome development — an array of places offering nice wines and small plates at hours when it can be difficult to find a restaurant serving decent food.

It was difficult to find a place.

I find it difficult to find a pattern.

Did I know how difficult it was to find a decent gardener or a decent pest man?