Sentence examples for find difficult to replace from inspiring English sources
That is a relatively small amount, but Yemeni crude is also a high-quality product that refiners find difficult to replace.
The Yankees may find it difficult to replace Cervelli, who had become one of the team's most consistent offensive performers this season.
Kubica demonstrated the potential of Renault's new R31 at last week's test in Valencia when he posted the fastest time and the team will find it difficult to replace the 26-year-old Pole, who is regarded as one of the best on the grid despite only having one grand prix victory so far.
One that got away: Ayr will find it difficult to replace the 27 goals in 39 matches scored by striker Michael Moffat, who switched to League One rivals Dunfermline Athletic.
The Lakers have found Jackson difficult to replace.
The majors have found it difficult to replace reserves, which decline as oil and gas are brought to market.
I found it difficult to replace them.
The Yankees found it difficult to replace Huggins.
If al-Asiri is dead along with al-Awlaki and Khan, then AQAP's so-called "Foreign Operations" unit will have lost its three brightest stars.Moreover, it may find it very difficult to replace them.
Just as Shane Warne's retirement left a huge hole in Australian cricket, South Africa will find it very difficult to replace Kallis.
"Some things I found difficult to accept.
