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

For Jessica, who is 16 next week and of above average intelligence, it has always been difficult to find a suitable school.

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.

But he emphasized that the consolidation in the American publishing industry had already made it difficult to find a suitable company.

She never buys long-stemmed flowers (too difficult to find a suitable vase), but likes to eat ("Rest assured, I do know a few size 4s").

Polymer gels are used successfully in many reservoirs all over the world, but it is difficult to find a suitable economical polymer for the harsh reservoir conditions of high temperatures and salinity.

"The continuing popularity of our long-running acquired series such as the CSI franchise and NCIS, plus the tremendous performance of our hit acquisition, The Mentalist, means it has been very difficult to find a suitable slot for the next series of House".

IF geography could be learnt satisfactorily by reading alone it would be difficult to find a more suitable and attractive reading book than this.

Due to the small population of volunteer ICU nurses, it was difficult to find a sufficient sample size of subjects with suitable characteristics for randomization.

It is difficult to quickly find a suitable method for force analysis of the corresponding overconstrained system.

The current welfare cuts and the soaring cost of housing means councils are finding it difficult to find suitable temporary accommodation for those who need it, a situation which has resulted in the current deluge of families in B&Bs or hostels and the hundreds more homeless people on the streets.

It would be difficult to find other suitable ships for drilling in the Arctic.