Sentence examples for were difficult to come from inspiring English sources

In 1970, pictures of ladies' boobs were difficult to come by.

At Bethpage State Park's Black Course, site of last month's United States Open, birdies were difficult to come by.

In a dictatorship without any independent media, which is known for its furious anti-US vitriol, verifiable facts were difficult to come by.

For decades, in the second part of the 20th century, de facto redlining by the banks meant loans were difficult to come by for Detroiters.

Nairn's London used to be hard to track down; people loved it too much to chuck it out, for which reason old copies were difficult to come by.

Across the peninsula, he said, essentials were difficult to come by, save for the New York Jets sweatshirt he wore aboard the train.

Solutions have been difficult to come by.

Hard sales figures for tweens are difficult to come by.

Again, hard and fast figures are difficult to come by.

Real outdoor space, though, is difficult to come by.

Yet leads have been difficult to come by.