Sentence examples for is difficult to buy from inspiring English sources

Because of her profession, she is difficult to buy a present for and she already has a fully decorated house.

But if the relationship between mother and daughter is difficult to buy into, the moral questions raised deliver a punch in the age of austerity.

Luxury features such as a compact-disc player, electric windows, air conditioning and remote central-locking are now so widespread that it is difficult to buy a new car, at least in the developed world, without them.

Despite the fact that it is difficult to buy a beer or a glass of wine – alcohol is pretty much banned all along the east coast – there is still a party atmosphere most nights in the beach cafes, with ageing Malay hippies strumming Marley and Dylan songs.

Putting cash in the hands of poor people won't solve global poverty or fix the dilemmas of public policy, because so many forces lie outside the control of individuals and it is difficult to buy productive assets like health and education in the world's poorest countries.

She was looking at her computer, affectionately regarding a set dedicated to her by a user named MonChanel (not to be confused with MyChanel; despite, or perhaps because, Chanel is difficult to buy online, it is the ne plus ultra to many Polywhores).

Only then did we start to buy some players and it was difficult to buy the right players".

During Saddam Hussein's rule, it was difficult to buy them, and only relatively well-off, professional-class families like Mohammed's could afford to import titles from Europe.

"Now it's difficult to buy a house in the avenues north of Dumbarton Road, and there's a very good primary school, so people are moving back".

But analysts said that such a step would be short-lived at best because within a few years, it will be difficult to buy cellphones without cameras.

Like most dads, he was difficult to buy for, but we knew he liked Francis so the latest paperback was the easiest and best option.