Sentence examples for extraordinarily difficult to find from inspiring English sources

It's extraordinarily difficult to find that, like I said".

"It's extraordinarily difficult to find the land and the capital in the city," said Ed Ott, executive director of the New York City Central Labor Council.

Brakefield says the two-spot ladybugs are now so extraordinarily difficult to find that he can't continue the study.

First, it will be extraordinarily difficult to find a replacement of Trounson's caliber quickly.

To be sure, there is very little public news reporting, except by Radio Dabanga; human rights groups find it extraordinarily difficult to obtain information about the situation on the ground (although the two reports from Human Rights Watch in 2015 demonstrate just how much can be achieved using Darfuris contacts on the ground and by conducting interviews with victims when it is safe to do so).

"I think the C.I.A. has found it extraordinarily difficult to get intelligence on Libya," said the consultant, who would speak only on condition of anonymity because of his dealings with the agency.

They're far too difficult to find.

"It is difficult to find the money.

It was proving difficult to find.

"It was difficult to find the motivation.

It was difficult to find a place.