Sentence examples for very difficult to discover from inspiring English sources

It's very difficult to discover".

The motive, too, shouldn't be very difficult to discover.

"Twenty years after the blast, it is very difficult to discover who did it," he noted.

This means that it is very difficult to discover the properties and their changes with processing temperature and time under conditions simulating the real processes.

On a site where it is sometimes actually very difficult to discover new things, rather than simply burrowing through to the specific item that you know you want, this gives merchants a chance to be more discoverable, Amazon says.

In the video clip above, Ross Rubin, director of industry analysis at the NPD Group, points out that there is no electronic program guide for video apps, which "makes it very difficult to discover video".

But my own view is that it will be very difficult to find and discover the evidence.

"It's very difficult to detect and discover these issues," said Ted Vucurevich, the chief technology officer of Cadence Design Systems, a company that provides design tools for chip makers.

He obtained his Ph.D. in engineering in Rome but then discovered that it was very difficult to find a job.

You may choose a theme only to discover decorations or invitations to go along with it are very difficult to find, so have a second choice ready.

It's very difficult to break in.