Sentence examples for shopping difficult from inspiring English sources

The shifting array of features makes comparison shopping difficult.

Yet the one thing that Mrs. Dodge did not give Madison was parking, which local merchants say often makes shopping difficult, and the prospect of more cars on the way to Florham Park will probably not improve matters.

This makes shopping difficult if you are a stock size, and almost impossible if you are large or small, because no buyer is going to order a lot of sizes and run the risk of being left with slightly passé dresses in sizes that are difficult to sell.

Now she suffers from claustrophobia, making something as mundane as driving to the shops difficult.

If you can no longer mow or maintain the yard, if cleaning or housework is hard or painful for you to accomplish, or if shopping is difficult for you to do, these all may be signs that you are ready for assisted living.

Comparison shopping becomes difficult.

Every addition is made with the aim of making jeans shopping less difficult – for a garment that so many of us spend so much time in, finding the right pair can be a minefield.

Swimsuit shopping is difficult because, while other forms of clothing can change to accommodate aging bodies, swimsuits are mostly stuck on pause.

The latter quote was provided by a man who found that grocery shopping was difficult because of all of the label reading.

Be sure to have specific items you really want on the list to make shopping less difficult.

Staffing the town's hotels, restaurants and shops gets difficult after Labor Day.