Sentence examples for search difficult from inspiring English sources

Local resistance can make that search difficult.

Their dog made the search difficult, he said.

A passenger on the boat used a mobile phone to issue a distress call early Thursday evening, the spokesman said, and rescue ships were immediately mobilized, but the moonless night made the search difficult.

And Ramakrishna points out that rising enrollments in biomaterials training programs are already making the job search difficult, especially in industry.

The strong winds and emotional issues of searching for colleagues made the search difficult.

This makes a shape complementarity search difficult to perform with this type.

Based in Sheffield and York, officers could be called in during the Olympics to search difficult-to-reach locations or remove protesters, BTP said.

I'm hearing people talk about long searches, difficult searches, with a shallower pool.

Few brokerages outside of rental agencies focus on the neighborhood, which makes Internet searches difficult; those with units on the market are typically based elsewhere in the Bronx or even farther afield.

The size of this resource, however, can make efficient searching difficult [ 17].

First, the sand flea has been given multiple names by populations living in parasite-endemic areas, making literature searches difficult.