Sentence examples for found it difficult to locate from inspiring English sources
Indeed, some golfers have found it difficult to locate a room for the week.
Due to privacy concerns, Sotelo found it difficult to locate former children soldiers in Colombia, so instead he hired a voice actor to record passages from an anonymous autobiography, entitled A Born Winner, written by a child soldier who got out.
That's probably because consumers found it difficult to locate HBO NOW's recommendations in the first place.
"He doesn't mean to nip me," he says, "he just finds it difficult to locate his food". Tortoises scrape at the grass with their horny beaks, made from keratin, like nails.
Yet too many of us find it difficult to locate the information we need, when we need it.
A wide range of holiday festivities can lead to anxiety or depression on the part of those who find it difficult to locate the senses of excitement or enthusiasm that we perceive all others to be experiencing.
Even for a dentist who has a good knowledge of canal anatomy can find it difficult to locate the root canals in a calcified pulp chamber [ 1].
To take a few examples, rats with lesions of the hippocampus find it difficult to locate a submerged platform in a swimming pool, either with reference to landmarks outside the pool (Morris et al., 1982), or with reference to the shape of the pool (Pearce et al., 2004).
In the current research, not only did subjects find it difficult to accurately locate the specific aspects of the image that had been altered, they also found it difficult to distinguish original, truthful photos from manipulated, untruthful ones.
