Sentence examples for little difficult to find from inspiring English sources

"We are finding it a little difficult to find bargains, but there are some which are still out there," he says.

María La Gorda would have been a little difficult to find if we had relied solely on the map.

Look here, it's a little difficult to find, but it should come up as a sphere.

They can also be a little difficult to find and are more expensive than latex condoms.

However, many children (at least at first) will find it a little difficult to find new activities.

Though Urad flour is the most traditional flour used for making poppadoms, it can be a little difficult to find if you don't have any luck at your local Indian or Asian markets.

They're a little more difficult to find but well worth the effort.

"I thought it was going to be a little more difficult to find a job than it was".

"It's hard partly because in a case like this, considerable attention attends the situation, and it's been a little bit difficult to find the time to hide away as much as I'd like to, to let all this poem come together.

There wasn't an awful lot in the game, you could see that they'd changed their formation and played with one in front of the back four, which obviously makes it a little bit difficult to find space.

It's a little more difficult to find a good mentor but if you reviewed enough of the MLM training programs out there you probably encountered someone you would like to work with.