Sentence examples for difficult to find land from inspiring English sources

By continuing to obtain "open" land and land preservation, we are making it more difficult to find land to enjoy as a family.

By asserting that preserving land makes it "more difficult to find land to enjoy as a family," the writer suggests that hiking, canoeing, horseback riding and camping are inferior to baseball, basketball and football.

Bill Bibbiani, a board member who voted for the entire plan, said: "I'm as frustrated as anybody over the lack of progress in the northwest, but it's more difficult to find land and find a site.

Asked how difficult it had been to find land for those projects, the mosque's spiritual leader, Imam Izak-el M. Pasha, said, "Harlem has had a history of unfortunate circumstances so there were plenty of vacant lots here".

"It is formidably difficult to find affordable land for any purpose," says a spokesman.

"It's difficult to find available land to set up a waste processing plant," said Swapnil Naik, who heads the Goa state tourism department.

"It's extraordinarily difficult to find the land and the capital in the city," said Ed Ott, executive director of the New York City Central Labor Council.

In Indonesia, it is difficult to find large areas of land that are not being used, and where the availability of the land can be assured for a long period.