Sentence examples for is not hard to buy from inspiring English sources

It is not hard to buy a tiger.

It's not hard to buy a book about Johnny Cash, who died last September at 71.

It's not hard to buy them as pretty, crass young things accustomed to bouncing through life on their looks.

Officials were unable to determine the dead tiger's provenance, and Orlean points that it's not hard to buy a tiger: Only eight states prohibit the ownership of wild animals; three states have no restrictions whatsoever; and the rest have regulations that range from trivial to modest and are barely enforced.

And it's not hard to buy what she's saying when quotes are so frequently decontextualized to fit a headline or misappropriated to stoke social media outrage.

It is not hard to imagine that an African-American bought a bottle of Mumbo Sauce from his favorite ribjoint and later used it on carryout eggrolls from Chinatown.

It is not hard to imagine them.

The business model for real estate developers isn't hard to understand: buy farms and/or ranches then build commercial buildings or houses and sell them off.

It isn't hard to find a place to buy a Windows computer.

As the technology that lets professional drones capture beautiful shots from algorithmically-determined angles trickles down to more reasonably-priced consumer gadgets, it's not hard to envision a family buying a drone to capture photos and video at gatherings so no one has to be left out by holding the camera.

Despite the fact that Fergie's voice has rather a horrible tinge to its power, and that the verse tussles between her and Will.I.Am on Shut Up are about as engaging as hearing a couple bicker about which dishwasher tablets to buy, it's not hard to appreciate their worth at a huge, mainstream event like this.