Sentence examples similar to difficult to get part from inspiring English sources

In America, Ifemelu also finds it difficult to get part-time work.

"The studios definitely think I'm period, and that only makes it more difficult to get parts.

The pylons' unusual setup often made it difficult to get replacement parts, Sipple said.

"After the war it was difficult to get to those parts of Europe and so we often went to Spain.

And yet, the HIV prevention drug PrEP remains difficult to get in many rural parts of the South.

It's difficult to get the driver's bench (the part underneath your legs and hindquarters) completely level, so the top part of your legs, from the hip to the knee, must first go uphill.

Because if they are small organisations, they always look forward to get something to continue their program… for that they come' (B2011) Despite this, location was one of the barriers to the ongoing growth of the network, with it being more difficult to get programs in the remote parts of the state involved.

Historically it has been difficult to get momentum behind ocean conservation in part because so much of the ocean is considered international high seas, and no one leader or one country can decide to protect it.

"We found that it was difficult to get manufacturers to build very specific parts in small quantities," said Fuller, describing how WET transformed from a fountain design firm to a vertically integrated company.

His son Lawrence, from Accrington, said: "He bought an original 1958 Lister which needed restoration but he found most parts were either difficult to get or obsolete".

Schuh explains that it can be quite difficult to get uniform coverage with chromium, especially on parts of complex geometry.