Sentence examples for difficult to shop from inspiring English sources
"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".
Ms. Levy observed: "I find it difficult to shop.
It does make it difficult to shop, though.
If I didn't have a designer income, I'd find it very difficult to shop on the high street.
Even as phones get more versatile and sophisticated, many retailers' mobile sites and apps make it difficult to shop.
In clothing, Mr Bolland vowed to address the fact that customers can find its core stores "difficult" to shop with clearer segmentation and signage of its brands.
He has so little time and so many difficult people to shop for: The guy who owns most of the town and already has so much money he can't possible need a thing; his doddering uncle whose home is such a pathetic collection of mismatched furnishings and clichéd accessories that even Mr. Bailey cannot stand it.
"It's a very difficult window to shop in, we know that.
You may also hear complaints about how difficult it is to shop from.
Guys, is it really that difficult for you to shop for clothes?
The vision of affordable insurance for all Americans has been tarnished by technical problems that have made it difficult for consumers to shop in the federal marketplace serving 36 states.
