Sentence examples for somewhat difficult to find from inspiring English sources

Her work has been somewhat difficult to find — her sole U.S. release is "The Flower Book," from 2006.

The center — talented chefs who are not necessarily trying to reinvent cuisine — is somewhat difficult to find.

It would be an overstatement to say that WoHo has become a bustling gallery district: The new enterprises tend to be small, scattered and somewhat difficult to find.

Given its high concentration of politicians and business travelers with hefty expense accounts, affordable lodgings can be somewhat difficult to find in Brussels.

For the second term in (6), it is somewhat difficult to find the CDF and MGF.

It was patented in 1875, a mere 140 years ago and apparently is still available today, albeit somewhat difficult to find.

A similar number said it was somewhat or very difficult to find a school they felt would be fully inclusive.

Although the results are somewhat noisy, making it difficult to find the exact thermal resistance, it is clear that the thermal resistance is sufficiently small that the thermistor temperature approximately matches that of the APD itself.

Claudia Gonson of the band the Magnetic Fields has known Burt since college, and she called him an apostle of all things "indie" — "By which I mean," she said, "somewhat under the radar, or difficult to find, or left of center, or difficult to grasp".

The medium target was probably more difficult to find because it was somewhat similar to both thin and thick distractors, rendering target discrimination more difficult.

Although the two volumes make it somewhat less convenient to use, the material is not difficult to find, and the chapters are generally well written.