Sentence examples for fairly difficult to find from inspiring English sources

I actually find it fairly difficult to find someone to speak French to me, as everyone is keen to practise their (generally excellent) English.

Such walls are fairly difficult to get perfectly right and can look dreadful when botched.

If you pick something fairly obscure, then it may be difficult to find more information about it.

This glue, sometimes marketed as "Styroglue", is usually fairly affordable, but can also be more difficult to find than ordinary school glue.

In addition, when data are stratified by genotype, the fairly large numbers of this study become relatively small in each stratum, making it difficult to find significant statistical interactions.

It's fairly easy to find stories of those who regret not having children, but it's difficult to find a mother who will say she wishes she'd made a different choice.

Although ticks are fairly easy to spot due to their size and slow moving nature, fleas may be more difficult to find.

It represents a huge shift in how programs are developed, but it's been difficult to find companies who were built from the ground up using this methodology because it's fairly new.

It's exhausting having to constantly prove that you're not to blame for everything, and difficult to find a comfortable place in a society that doesn't seem to want to treat you fairly or equally.

It had been difficult to find.

Alas, it proved difficult to find.