Sentence examples for hard to purchase from inspiring English sources
The musician's merchandise has been notoriously hard to purchase.
"I worked really hard to purchase it and was really excited to have it".
People looked better-dressed but living is still regimented and goods hard to purchase.
Some shoppers are finding that it can be hard to purchase simply because their credit history isn't long enough.
The panel agreed: For now, Bitcoin remains too hard to purchase and use.
Ever since its launch, the phone has been rather hard to purchase.
DRM tends to annoy everyone, as it often makes books harder to purchase, transfer between devices, and save for the future.
But some co-op boards and sellers are making it harder to purchase at all, if a buyer hasn't sold a previous home.
Tequila, by comparison, is around 70-80 proof, and a great deal harder to purchase if you are below the legal drinking age.
"i just wish they'd make it a little harder to purchase points," Stroke lamented.
Although P2P became harder to purchase, this did little to impact methamphetamine's availability, because clandestine chemists began synthesising P2P themselves.
