Sentence examples for longer difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Marius' African army had been unwilling to engage in another war, and Marius preferred to use newly levied soldiers (no longer difficult to find).

It's no longer difficult to find out if someone else has attempted or is already building what you hope to create, Bass explained, thanks to Google and other tools.

It is no longer that difficult to find national polls that put Mr. Obama ahead.

Ideally, you want a longer solution, but a longer solution looks much more difficult to find in January than a short gap," the Arsenal manager said.

Such a time frame was used because; (1) prognostic data of longer than five years are difficult to find and (2) private insurance companies will often cover the cost of prosthetic replacement every five years.

"Swathes of properties in Camden had effectively been removed from the longer-term rental market, making it both more expensive and difficult to find a longer-term rental property in the borough for those working here," she said.

As well, while in hospital, it can be challenging to recognise the importance of information regarding community services; following discharge, when healthcare services may no longer be available, it can be difficult to find information regarding such services.

I no longer had my own place and it was difficult to find housing that allowed dogs.

For chemicals that are excreted rapidly, it can be difficult to find biomarkers that reflect a longer-term exposure, especially when exposures are episodic.

It had been difficult to find.

Alas, it proved difficult to find.