Sentence examples for difficulties of buying from inspiring English sources

"We have tried to provide a website that removes the difficulties of buying and selling collectibles online," he said.

He was a prolific correspondent – the latest edition of his letters includes 15,284 written on such diverse subjects as his anxieties about his latest play, his literary quarrels, his constipation and its rhubarb cures, his finances, Newton's theories, his new theatre and the difficulties of buying decent meat.

Among young people, the difficulties of buying a home are perhaps most clearly reflected.

"The difficulty of buying 500ml bottles of water makes me irrationally angry," says Richard Mansell.

The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 13Tells of the difficulty of buying shirts at a certain department store.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, December 12 , 1931 P. 13Tells of the difficulty of buying shirts at a certain department store.

Doug Dawson, a Nokia spokesman, declined to comment on whether the difficulty of buying the phone was related to unusually low supply.

"The difficulty of buying Hulu is that you're buying it from the content providers, so there's a decent chance that the cost of content will eventually go up," he said.

Mr. Watson bemoans the difficulty of buying something as basic as a pint of milk, while Ms. Wright has the different problem of getting a pint of beer at the end of a busy day's work.

Usually the humor is more understated, a natural part of the narrative conversation — for instance, about the difficulty of buying alcoholic beverages in Boulder: "The liquor stores are gigantic Target-size nightmares.

Part of the improvement in Indonesia's public finances, therefore, reflects fiscal constipation more than it does budget conservatism.Chronic underspending is partly because of heightened scrutiny of graft in the wake of some high-profile corruption busts, as well as bureaucratic bottlenecks, such as the difficulty of buying land.