Sentence examples for relatively difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Second, his poetry is relatively difficult to find.

(It's a shame that it's all but ignored, and relatively difficult to find, in the United States).

Boasting a selection of modish pieces that were, in the Sixties, relatively difficult to find outside the capital or at pocket money-friendly prices, Chelsea Girl – so named for the capital's fashionable epicentre, the King's Road – was a saviour for the style-savvy teenager.

Naritiv pairs brands with influencers on Snapchat, but unlike other social networks, Snapchat stars are relatively difficult to find.

The normal prior on the trans effects captures our prior knowledge that trans-acting SNPs tend to be relatively difficult to find and have relatively small effects.

The upper tract TCCs are often very malignant when it is diagnosed, partially because it is relatively difficult to find at an early stage.

"It's relatively difficult to get there.

"It's still relatively difficult to get in rural areas".

In the assessment step we aimed at a relatively large group since it is difficult to find experts who are experienced in both transportation and in the use of Wild Cards.

In relatively acute infections the mites may be difficult to find.

Migrants are usually a relatively rare population, they may be undocumented and difficult to find and, therefore, sample frames are rarely available.