Sentence examples for difficult to get in touch from inspiring English sources

Its remoteness was also making it difficult to get in touch with investigators on the scene.

Even though he carries a cellular phone, it can be difficult to get in touch with him.

Was it difficult to get in touch with people such as Ryuichi Sakamoto (6) in the 80s when you couldn't just email or tweet them?

Xander in Inverness, points out Conservative candidate Edward Mountain is making it difficult to get in touch.

Bishop T.D. Jakes, author of Instinct: The Power to Unleash Your Inborn Drive says it can be difficult to get in touch with our inner voice in such a frenetic modern world.

There is a lack of customer service and information, and most websites make it difficult for customers to get in touch.

"I had been searching for a job offline for five months via newspapers and job boards, it was really difficult and challenging to get in touch with a recruiter.

Alison Harvey from the Immigration Law Practitioners Association told the BBC: "We were concerned at reports of people who had valid leave to be in the UK receiving the texts and that over the holiday period it would be difficult for them to get in touch with their lawyer and they would be anxious and distressed with no possibility of reassurance.

You wouldn't want to lose a customer to a competitor just because you made it difficult for them to get in touch with you.

Behrendt adds a few more warning signs to watch out for: "Look at where he wanted to meet you, look at what his plans were, look at how difficult he was to get in touch with".

Unless it's incredibly difficult for you to get in touch with the other person, draw the courage to make the call and get it over with.