Sentence examples for sometimes difficult to find from inspiring English sources

They're sometimes difficult to find.

It's sometimes difficult to find the line between aggression and fear in Pakistan.

That fat should be pork fat, sometimes difficult to find sold by itself (a real butcher solves that).

But as usual, it's sometimes difficult to find the truth inside government statements unless you parse their language extremely carefully.

Among the few shortcomings of the C.D.C. site is that it divides the world into regions, so country-specific information is sometimes difficult to find.

Great work by Iranian writers — both male and female — is sometimes difficult to find in both Iran and the United States.

The 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-footreplace and red velvet upholspace, caccentedr. Cazabat's sometimes difficult-to-find footwith for women and men.

As you may know, it is sometimes very difficult to find a topic of conversation that avoids talk about the future.

Then there's the wild teaching scene on sites like YouTube, where it sometimes is difficult to find a life skill for which there is not a short how-to video made by somebody, somewhere.

The community has built a number of projects over the years, but it has sometimes been difficult to find them, Plex says.

It can sometimes be difficult to find a place to stay in an unknown town, let alone in a foreign country.