Sentence examples for somewhat hard to from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, verjuice can be somewhat hard to find.

The answer is somewhat hard to articulate, but here goes.

Just what it is, though, is somewhat hard to determine.

Direct answers were somewhat hard to come by yesterday.

But the current limits are somewhat hard to interpret.

"The game is actually somewhat hard to win," he said.

If the somewhat hard-to-find location proves a little inaccessible, find them catering a host of events all over the city.

(The somewhat hard-to-follow narrative of discovery, involving hidden away maps and secret flights years ago, will not help on that score).

If you're planning on running this cable in the wall, opt for the more expensive and somewhat hard-to-find HDMI 1.4 certified cables.

Its somewhat-hard-to-pronounce name means "33 Bridge," because that's how many arches it has -- that all, by the way, were built in the 1600s.

Downside: Somewhat hard to choose among the list of features.