Sentence examples for rather difficult to find from inspiring English sources

"These signals, after all, are rather difficult to find.

And the long, tortured history of telling stories about Lucifer, from Paradise Lost on, makes it rather difficult to find a new spin on the concept.

As for public spaces, it's rather difficult to find a park that we can go to just for having fresh air or a sit.

Or maybe it was simply the promise of tequila, mezcal, and even sotol, a smooth spirit from Chihuahua that is distilled from the juice of a spiny plant called the desert spoon and is rather difficult to find in New York.

Moreover, it is rather difficult to find in the literature coupled formulations under transient conditions.

Outside of the links above, it's rather difficult to find an area to go swimming.

But rather, it was difficult to find any particular, popular blog using the Tumblr app, which previously only allowed users to search by tag or browse through a "Discovery" section where you could delve into trending tags like #celebs, #food, or #prose, for example.

"It's the other side of the things we think are really important when talking about people's pictures: their ability to manage with whom they share what, and to bring these settings to the forefront rather than making them difficult to find".

This does not mean that the model is adequate, but rather that it is difficult to find any model for these heterogeneous data.

At least from the data of G06 examined in this study, it is difficult to find (or rather extract) the affection of environment dependence.

Lynda Adjei never expected that her many years of experience in human resources would make it more difficult to find a job, rather than easier.