Sentence examples for difficult to purchase from inspiring English sources

As is the case in much of Europe, guns are difficult to purchase in France and automatic weapons are all but banned.

These actions, encouraged by WHO, include: Reducing access to tobacco products by prohibiting sales to minors, raising prices, and making them more difficult to purchase.

African art was not particularly popular in the 1970's, so Mr. Goldet initially did not find it difficult to purchase pieces from galleries and other collectors.

"Each was widely reported in the media as a 'hot' I.P.O., meaning that they were oversubscribed and the securities difficult to purchase," Ms. White said.

They can't write off business expenses when they file their taxes, and it's extremely difficult to purchase crop insurance (think of the recent spate of fires in California).

Co-payments under his prescription plan recently doubled to $20, making it more difficult to purchase the Effexor he takes to lift his depression, the Xanax he needs to quash his anxiety and Ambien, a sleeping pill.

Advertised medical involvement in application design is variable, making assessment of their accuracy difficult prior to purchase.

That may be making it more difficult for Iranians to purchase smuggled foreign alcohol, which could in turn be steering them to homemade liquor.

Widespread power failures and a severe diesel shortage kept stores, restaurants and banks closed, making it difficult for people to purchase groceries.

"With respect to home ownership," Professor Schill said, "a typical New York renter household today would find it extremely difficult or impossible to purchase an average-priced home, particularly given the recent run-up in mortgage interest rates".

Likewise, a ban on loan guarantees by the United States Export-Import Bank would make it difficult for India to purchase Boeing Company airplanes, but would do nothing to prevent India's airlines from buying from Boeing's archrival, Airbus Industrie, a European consortium.