Sentence examples for hunt difficult from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sakic did not make the hunt difficult.

Their relatively low density of one cat every 4km sq makes hunting difficult.

However, in Britain, some birds continue to hunt by day even when mobbed by such birds as magpies, rooks and black-headed gulls, such diurnal activity possibly occurring when the previous night has been wet making hunting difficult.

Sweden sold its submarine-hunting helicopter equipped with sonar to US firefighters in 2008 and the replacements have not yet arrived, making the hunt more difficult, according to analysts.

But for passionate plant collectors, the thrill of the hunt is difficult to match.

Whaling captains alluded to the spiritual importance of the spring bowhead hunt, made difficult by unstable ice conditions in recent decades.

On 17 October the New York Post wrote under the front-page headline "Get Banksy!" that police were pursuing Banksy, but noted the hunt is difficult because he has never been positively identified in public.

Don't make the scavenger hunt too difficult, or you might be waiting for a long time.

Write something like "I have a little game for you to play, you can find the next note at [first clue]." Don't make the hunt too difficult, this is supposed to be fun!

On the broader questions raised by the Hunts in their suits against their lenders, Judge Sanders wrote that the Hunts "face difficult hurdles". He added that he could not determine "at this early stage" whether the Hunts would succeed.

A world moratorium on commercial whaling took effect in 1986, but Japan has taken advantage of an exception allowing whaling for research purposes to continue hunting, though environmental activists who chase whaling boats have made those hunts increasingly difficult.