Sentence examples for is tricky to find from inspiring English sources

The house where the 14th Dalai Lama was born in 1935, under the name Lhamo Thondup, is tricky to find.

The surface of the track is smooth and dusty, making it slippery and not hard on the tires, although it is tricky to find a good grip.

The cave is tricky to find, the opening barely visible amid thick grass and reeds on a rock face beneath a path which runs along the south shore of the island (OS map ref: NM4783).

But only 3,065 Nanos were sold, a paltry 2% rise on the year before (and well down on September), with cumulative sales for the year reaching just 40,467.One reason is that the new car is tricky to find: it is being marketed only in a few parts of India, as Tata struggles to get a new factory up to speed, which in time should churn out 100,000 cars a year.

In the spirit of piracy, the area is tricky to find.

Facebook users can manually switch to a chronological feed but the option is tricky to find, and clearly actively discouraged as the choice gets reset back to the AI Feed either per session or very soon after.

The Shard might be hard to miss, rising 300m above London Bridge station, but the entrance to the View is trickier to find – located in the brick vaulted passage of Joiner Street that threads its way beneath the station.

But it would be tricky to find a fair sample.

It's tricky to find appropriate metrics here.

(It's tricky to find so I rigged this Google map with the precise spot).

Fabric is a bit of a problem; it's tricky to find the right stuff.