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Fresh food is hard to come by . . .
Seriously, why are good options so hard to come by?
Exact figures on porch thefts are hard to come by.
Even so, truly random numbers are hard to come by.
That's because the makeup is pretty hard to come by.
Tech optimism can be hard to come by these days.
But Arinaitwe admits that resources are hard to come by.
Accountability, in the meantime, has been hard to come by.
Primary doctors and specialists were also hard to come by.
Smartphones with good physical keyboards are hard to come by.
And reservations are to this day hard to come by.
History suggests that profits will be hard to come by.
Kohl's knows employees these days are hard to come by.
Those screenings will be somewhat hard to come by, however.
Quality ratings for imaging centers is hard to come by.
Empirically grounded, rigorously researched advice is hard to come by.
Legitimate augmented reality use cases are hard to come by.
Population statistics for the town are hard to come by.
The energy was insane and that's hard to come by.
Basics like cornmeal and rice were hard to come by.
Data on accidents, for instance, is hard to come by.
If they do, targets won't be hard to come by.
Reliable data are always hard to come by in China.
Tickets were hot and hard to come by last weekend.
Pure, distilled joy is hard to come by these days.
He has a credibility that is hard to come by.
In other cases, books might be hard to come by.
Outlets are hard to come by elsewhere in the museum.
And casual clothing isn't hard to come by these days.
Reliable data on hate crimes is hard to come by.
But, Camirand admits, those chances are hard to come by.
Indeed, dino fossils are hard to come by on this continent.
Confidence is hard to come by and even harder to master.
Earlier statistics — even on fatal shootings — are hard to come by.
Across the Bay Area, affordable housing remains hard to come by.
Stats for the drone market are somewhat hard to come by.
The Witcher 2 shows that freedom is hard to come by.
Yet tangible proof of those transactions are hard to come by.
Independent verification is hard to come by in the Yemeni war.
A decent yield is pretty hard to come by these days.
Film can be hard to come by, and expensive to develop.
Statistics on South Africa's transgender population are hard to come by.
The Witcher 2 shows that freedom is hard to come by.
Statistics on South Africa's transgender population are hard to come by.
Functional filters for dialysis machines are also hard to come by.
Films featuring black queer characters are incredibly hard to come by.
Anecdotal evidence for this phenomenon hasn't been hard to come by.
But true evidence of progress has been hard to come by.
Consider buying them; toilet paper can be hard to come by.
Because reservations are hard to come by, hit Hop Alley early.
Common ground is hard to come by in America right now.
Even then, these answers were all really hard to come by.
The task was straightforward but the information hard to come by.
In Britain, where I live, they are hard to come by.
For first-time entrepreneurs, such luxury is hard to come by.
Today, consequences of presidential bad deeds are hard to come by.
But nine pilots these days have become hard to come by.
Polling data on actors' political views are hard to come by.
But as I emphasize, such techniques are hard to come by.
With new, better-paid jobs hard to come by, Kumar lacks options.
Happy stories are hard to come by in trying times, so yes.
Affordable real estate is hard to come by in America's coastal cities.
In remote and rural areas, support can be hard to come by.
However, firm figures are hard to come by and estimates vary widely.
But a theory of quantum gravity has been hard to come by.
Fat profits are hard to come by in China's giant smartphone market.
Designer sunglasses, even at a slight discount, are hard to come by.
Private capital had been hard to come by in the recessionary years.
Evidence clearly supporting either hypothesis has, though, been hard to come by.
Also, if it breaks, repairs will probably be hard to come by.
EpiPens have been hard to come by since May 2018, Bloomberg said.
But they were custom-built, making spare parts hard to come by.
He had amazing energy, which is hard to come by these days.
The 2003 live action is hard to come by, and rightly so.
With solo exhibitions hard to come by, Himid was soon almost forgotten.
In developing countries, by contrast, opioids are too hard to come by.
But stock is expected to be very, very hard to come by.
Few clues To this point, clues have been hard to come by.
Head-to-head comparisons of military strength are hard to come by.
"Independent verification of facts (is) hard to come by," CNN's Robertson said.
In the 1970s and 1980s, Americans found medals hard to come by.
And outside of a handful of companies, it's hard to come by.
But small balance savings accounts without fees are hard to come by.
True novelty is hard to come by in the world of food.
This is an example that every win is hard to come by.
You may have heard that "Hamilton" tickets are hard to come by.
Accurate data about honor killings in Turkey is hard to come by.
But perspective can be hard to come by, especially when deadlines loom.
It is not traditionally served there and frequently hard to come by.
Medical treatment is hard to come by for young and old alike.
"But growth in 2018 will be hard to come by," Doshi warned.
In addition, raw data about the creatures is hard to come by.
Industrially zoned land, especially near cities, is already hard to come by.
Any clarity from the G20 may be hard to come by, however.
But if interest rates stay low, profits may be hard to come by.
Thought it's a huge map, transport vehicles aren't too hard to come by.
So far, Chief Regnier said, promising leads have been hard to come by.
Big leveraged deals have been hard to come by since the financial crisis.
Unsurprisingly, this is an area in which data are hard to come by.
Good dairy products are hard to come by here, so I happily accepted.
Yet despite a long history, details about Kislyak are hard to come by.
And such proof would be hard to come by with the information sealed.
Help for pregnant women struggling with addiction can be hard to come by.
With $2 million in monthly recurring revenue, debt isn't hard to come by.
Simple pleasures are hard to come by, I get it and I'm sorry.
True friendship implies trust, and that is hard to come by in prison.
It's winter in Antarctica, so direct visual observations are hard to come by.
City space is hard to come by, thanks to limited building and supply.
Notably, profitability has been hard to come by in the transportation startup world.
But contraception options can be hard to come by, especially for poor women.
Fresh ideas are hard to come by, and good ones are even harder.
Common language is getting hard to come by as common ground gives way.
Friendlies have been hard to come by and travel can be a problem.
Now they are out of date, and parts are hard to come by.
But hard numbers on the program's performance have been hard to come by.
Progress in the Senate is slow, incremental even, and hard to come by.
For companies later in the growth cycle, capital is hard to come by.
Doctors, like many trained professionals, are hard to come by in New Brunswick.
At shelters, infections can spread rapidly and care is hard to come by.
But funding is hard to come by, Nathaniel Popper of the NYT writes.
But tests are still hard to come by in the state of California.
Recent comparative social statistics between Chukotkans and Alaskans are hard to come by.
Enthusiasm for the trade deal has been hard to come by in Congress.
Deep in the bowels of the hospital, sunlight was hard to come by.
It's not like porgs are hard to come by in The Last Jedi.
So far, sale attempts suggest those buyers may be hard to come by.
Masks are now hard to come by in the United States, as well.
At that time, vivid illustrations of climate change were hard to come by.
Discretionary funds are a useful option when consensus is hard to come by.
Vegetarian mains designed to feed a crowd can be hard to come by.
Wall Street businesses are getting hit because revenue is hard to come by.
Soccer is a subtle game; in general, goals are hard to come by.
Cash has been hard to come by in New Delhi in the last week.
But for places like Ethiopia, reliable weather station data is hard to come by.
Image: APWhen it comes to preventing suicide, true breakthroughs are hard to come by.
Both teams played great defense throughout the game, making shots hard to come by.
Meaningful fiscal stimulus from Germany or the Netherlands still looks hard to come by.
In real life, by contrast, such taut athletic narratives are hard to come by.
Even a less formal acknowledgement of her trauma has been hard to come by.
Drugs like cocaine can be hard to come by, and are expensive when found.
Even the wood and netting required to build hives are hard to come by.
Credit can be hard to come by, with just two banks serving the region.
Most airlines don't keep records of births so statistics are hard to come by.
On Saturday, the moon waxes into Capricorn, making R&R hard to come by.
The spare parts and expertise needed to repair infrastructure were hard to come by.
While big tech exits are still hard to come by, they're at least happening.
Graduate unemployment is high, and credit is hard to come by for small businesses.
In the year 2017, it's hard to come by a piece of good news.
Runs were hard to come by early, with Kluber and Moore both in control.
Challengers have been hard to come by, but the #NeverTrump dream will never die.
Las Vegas is a sprawling city, and parking isn't too hard to come by.
Available from: Amazon (phone) | Amazon (laptop) Encrypted removable storage is hard to come by.
"Growth is going to be very hard to come by this year," he added.
Xiao said the cruises had been very popular with tickets hard to come by.
Drinking water is also hard to come by on many parts of the island.
The perfect Instagram shot can be hard to come by — just ask Katherine Heigl.
Mr. Wilder also earned a hard-to-come-by spot at the Actors Studio.
"Alpha over short time horizons has become increasingly hard to come by," she said.
Storage space is also hard to come by — every inch needs to be maximized.
The shit thing about BPD is that it makes love hard to come by.
In any case, evidence of this particular recording is unsurprisingly hard to come by.
Pay raises have been hard to come by for millions of Americans of late.
Still, it's hard to come by a better bedding deal than this $20 set.
Allegations of corruption and wrongdoing by the militants are not hard to come by.
In the crossword world, low-hanging thematic fruit can be hard to come by.
Op-Ed Contributor Criminal justice data in this country is hard to come by.
For baby boomers entering retirement, financial security is also increasingly hard to come by.
Hard data on the workings of Mr. Trump's businesses is hard to come by.
And now, sanitizers from Purell and other brands are exceedingly hard to come by.
And help from the local and federal government can be hard to come by.
The good news is that funding for such projects isn't hard to come by.
Compromise on how to address the climate crisis will be hard to come by.
It is quite likely that fuel will be hard to come by post-quake.
A more detailed and still comprehensible definition is actually shockingly hard to come by.
But this is nationalist squabbling over borders, and compromise is hard to come by.
Parking is hard to come by and there's a housing crunch in the downtown core.
The dysfunction is so great that basic economic data has been hard to come by.
Jobs are hard to come by in an industry that has gone through hard times.
Good data is hard to come by in an industry kept largely in the shadows.
Meals were hard to come by on weekends, holidays and other breaks away from campus.
Studies on the impact of the Underground on public health are hard to come by.
Still, as Mr Kipchoge's near-misses have shown, perfect days are hard to come by.
Even in the rarefied air of the FANG stocks, monopolies are hard to come by.
Again, details were hard to come by, as the competitive project remains shrouded in secrecy.
Everyone now travels mostly by horseback, for example, because fuel is hard to come by.
While the precious stones will be hard to come by, those red lips probably won't.
India in particular has presented a difficult case as fossils are hard to come by.
Chronic product shortages mean even pain killers and insect repellent are hard to come by.
And reliable information — the most precious commodity for these refugees — is hard to come by.
Details of attacks and precise figures are hard to come by in the remote territory.
He has an innate seriousness about his art that I find hard to come by.
Zwift is hard to come by, despite technically being an accessible platform to fitness enthusiasts.
And construction jobs, a well-trodden pathway to urbanisation, are currently hard to come by.
But in rural areas of developing countries they can both be hard to come by.
But solutions have been hard to come by in the West African country's largest city.
In reality, although the numbers are hard to come by, very few were active resistants.
But shelters remain flimsy and hard to come by, leaving many migrants wet and cold.
New deposits of gold are increasingly hard to come by and increasingly difficult to locate.
Her characters know they won't have pensions and that jobs are hard to come by.
And therein lies the problem: A chicken breast like that is hard to come by.
For some, the kind of communication fostered by internet access is hard to come by.
A bargain in San Francisco&aposs real-estate market can be hard to come by.
The exact amounts are hard to come by, but what is known is jaw-dropping.
Others said the number was hard to come by, but perhaps in the low thousands.
Data on how many male sex workers are nonprofessionals is also hard to come by.
Animals and plants are hard to come by, but bacteria could be below the surface.
Soul singers with voices that stop you in your tracks are hard to come by.
Rampant risk of infection Even basic -- yet potentially lifesaving -- drugs are hard to come by.
Game Boy emulators for iPhone are nothing new but they are hard to come by.
And definitive human studies of health effects from plastics exposure are hard to come by.
Answers from the authorities in Trinidad have also been hard to come by, he said.
Answers from the authorities in Trinidad have also been hard to come by, he said.
Lawmakers were often away from Washington in 2016, making legislative victories hard to come by.
Even so, images and details on actual products used to be incredibly hard to come by.
Baskets were hard to come by throughout the first half, as both clubs came out sluggish.
Data comparing divorce rates within countries for arranged and love marriage are hard to come by.
Parking at Walmart's current office, which looks like a massive warehouse, is hard to come by.
I just think good denim is hard to come by and when you find it, invest.
Prince's collaborations with Sheena Easton are hard to come by online — but they're great tracks nonetheless.
But in China, infertility treatment is hard to come by for parents in such a situation.
The thing is that global growth is sluggish and productivity gains are hard to come by.
Anything beyond a minimum wage job, particularly an English speaking one, are hard to come by.
Qualcomm ToqMirasol screen is cool, but this sucker is bulky, ugly, and hard to come by.
Despite cities' efforts to smooth immigration, for many founders visas are still hard to come by.
But abortion is often banned in the region, and contraception can be hard to come by.
Female heroes are hard to come by in mainstream cinema, and older female heroes even harder.
"Toes are very hard to come by," Terry Lee, Downtown's 'Toe Captain' said at the time.
At the early stage of venture investing, raw data is very hard to come by. Obviously!
Security clearances are ostensibly hard to come by, as a number of Trump associates can attest.
Still, it can be hard to come by a pool in Manhattan, so I wasn't complaining.
The reason for this chilly expediency is that scarecrow women are so hard to come by.
I opted for tamales, which I've long loved but found hard to come by in Connecticut.
"[Trump has] given us something that has been hard to come by recently…hope," she said.
Among the ranks of his own party, critics of the President are hard to come by.
One-party control of Washington is hard to come by and all but impossible to sustain.
Government rationing of medications has made even basics, such as pain relievers, hard to come by.
The film does more than this though and offers nuance that is hard to come by.
Good data is hard to come by; Google is loath to share information with independent researchers.
Some fans stopped looking for tickets after FIFA hinted that they were hard to come by.
"Bottom line in this league: Wins are hard to come by," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
But if the planet spun on its side, life might also be hard to come by.
Hand sanitizer is hard to come by, but alcohol pads are easier to get right now.
They're often a throwback to another era that is increasingly hard to come by these days.
Deals on mattresses are hard to come by, so shop these savings now while you can.
For them, everything was compatible—context didn't matter, because context was too hard to come by.
It's possible that stone was hard to come by, which is why they sought out shells.
"We know it's happening even though distracted driving data is hard to come by," she said.
Even among the few top-class batsmen on display, good scores were hard to come by.
Now these days, KGB defectors who are still breathing are a little hard to come by.
I can think of at least four reasons Iowa polls have been hard to come by.
But literature in other languages is hard to come by beyond the central library's shelves in Oslo.
And these rights are pretty hard to come by, especially for small startups with limited cash flow.
If the last 300,000 years are any indication, it will be quite hard to come by indeed.
Because Obamacare is so new, research on how advertising affects the markets is hard to come by.
But Lam explained stats pertaining to migrant sex workers are hard to come by, let alone measure.
The iPhone 7 Plus was pretty hard to come by in September and October, but not anymore.
For many people around the world, a reliable supply of electricity remains very hard to come by.
But first, we need a successful launch, something that's been rather hard to come by of late.
Body positivity has been hard to come by, though some brands are beginning to come on board.
It's a brief moment of happiness in the snowy north, where warmth is hard to come by.
It would be nice to have a 20-point win, but those are hard to come by.
Realistically, however, those dates cost money — sometimes, lots of it (gondola rides are hard to come by).
Kyle Wiens, the head of repair website iFixit, said Samsung screens are hard to come by now.
But without name recognition, federal funding is hard to come by, and the general public remains uninformed.
There's not much written on this topic and comprehensive founder salary data is hard to come by.
While cycling apps are thick on the ground, a full gadget ecosystem is hard to come by.
Moving forward, however, strong returns could be hard to come by as valuations are near historical highs.
In Singapore, meanwhile, where land is hard to come by, owning a house marks one's elite status.
But despite growing interest from DJs, the music was still hard to come by at that time.
"Right now, it's been one of those stretches where runs are hard to come by," Johnson said.
Reliable data on the number of sex trafficking victims in the US are hard to come by.
Alaska Airlines Visa Signature credit card — Alaska miles are very valuable, and also hard to come by.
Many of my friends say to just tolerate it because jobs are still hard to come by.
That could make the law mostly toothless, since shelter beds can be so hard to come by.
A shoe that's as versatile as it is desirable, like this one, is hard to come by.
" - Aesop Dekker (VHOL, Khôrada, Extremity, Worm Ouroboros, ex-Agalloch) "Words are hard to come by right now.
Unless you're Andre De Grasse or Christian Coleman, seven-figure shoe contracts are hard to come by.
Plant-based protein bars are nothing new, but ones that taste good are hard to come by.
The world is full of these sorts of wines, yet paradoxically they seem hard to come by.
In winter, food is hard to come by just when it takes enormous energy to keep warm.
Precise numbers are hard to come by, but we estimate that there are hundreds of thousands annually.
Stars that drive box office are hard to come by now, so stories become even more important.
They can be found in various art libraries, but it's hard to come by a complete archive.
And it is a view that is not hard to come by in some circles now, either.
Protective masks are hard to come by, some say, and warehouses are not receiving any additional cleaning.
Trust is hard to come by, especially on the internet, where everything anyone doesn't like is fake.
In the mutual fund universe, those listing a single manager are hard to come by these days.
Abortion access would likely be hard to come by in the South and the Midwest, Nash predicted.
Points were hard to come by for both sides for the first 15 minutes of the contest.
And today, with heightened racism, xenophobia and anti-immigrant advocacy, such trust is hard to come by.
Given the sheer number of index funds, an all-index portfolio is not hard to come by.
That's partly because they often don't cooperate well in research studies, making data hard to come by.
Inside is information from the year 2019 – hard to come by after the big blackout of 2022.
Here's a rule in today's ever-changing TV landscape: Big hits are very hard to come by.
It also illuminates why, in current hyperpolarized US politics, political will is so hard to come by.
We had to change our working methods because space in London is so hard to come by.
Vegans often take B21 in supplement form because it's hard to come by in non-animal products.
Summer jobs were hard to come by and generally the home from college crowd had a better shot.
But in an internet-scape where joy is hard to come by, I'm happy to pay the price.
That revenue streams are increasingly hard to come by, even for some of the most widely consumed organizations.
It's funny to say this now, but back in 2005, domain names were also hard to come by.
Unlike the Cubs' 33-23 blowout win Tuesday, hits and runs were hard to come by on Wednesday.
Yet despite being a wildly talented singer with a certain mystique, commercial success was hard to come by.
Since metal plates were hard to come by, Sud took to creating collographs that used cardboard plates instead.
It's extremely powerful, and historically, for women and minorities, extremely hard to come by in movies and television.
Money for school fees is hard to come by, even harder is money to support buying sanitary pads.
But bipartisan cooperation could be hard to come by this year as the presidential campaign overwhelms Capitol Hill.
There's no running water here, and bottled water is expensive and hard to come by, he told me.
"These wins are going to be hard to come by in this trip," Canucks coach Willie Desjardins said.
It's easily available as a pre-prepared flour in Brazil, but remains hard to come by in Lisbon.
The worst part is that the exact cause is unknown, and good treatments are hard to come by.
Lush and lovely, it offers peace to a world in which such feelings are hard to come by.
Details about the fate of the children separated from their parents were hard to come by on Tuesday.
With smartphones now in nearly every pocket in the developed world, new customers are hard to come by.
Five years ago, it was hard to come by any formal numbers for annual VC investment in Africa.
This being one of Europe's most exclusive summer festivals, prices are hefty and tickets hard to come by.
Cynar Juleps are more common than Mint Juleps, perhaps partly because bourbon is hard to come by here.
As an African-American woman, products that compliment my skin tone have always been hard to come by.
Cheap hotels aren't hard to come by in Las Vegas, though rates vary with business and event traffic.
It's likely money that was hard to come by, because most people in here are decidedly not wealthy.
New weapons abound and new countries are using them, but new treaties will be hard to come by.
Self-love is hard to come by; my confidence fluctuates and the way I see myself constantly changes.
Like everyone else on campus during the protest occupation, sleep for Hannah has been hard to come by.
Shots were hard to come by, with Chicago getting three and Toronto two in the opening 45 minutes.
And picking such a strong conservative could make bipartisan inroads hard to come by in the general election.
Offense was hard to come by on a cold, blustery night, as neither team amassed 300 total yards.
Examples of police departments using excessive fines and forfeitures to boost their revenue are not hard to come by.
New 2,000 rupee notes were hard to come by and barely any new 500 rupee notes had been printed.
Though definitive numbers are hard to come by, multiple commercial airlines and dozens of private aircraft are making flights.
With tickets so hard to come by, the internet has become a vital way to keep Hamilton fans stoked.
Researchers have been looking at those questions for years, but actual experimental data has been hard to come by.
Up until this summer, that was hard to come by, but then I met Bumble & Bumble's new dry shampoos.
As it is, a moving target makes it unsurprising that accurate figures on veganism are hard to come by.
Cash is so hard to come by that almost everyone now pays electronically using bank cards or mobile money.
At a time like this (Labor Day Weekend sale time, that is), discounts aren't exactly hard to come by.
Food grown within the spaceship rewards on astronaut three additional die to roll, but is hard to come by.
Such pale or albino crocodiles are hard to come by and the dying process for the bag is painstaking.
His wife, Jovaera Valero, 46, said the life-saving drugs her husband needed were also hard to come by.
Rates of accidental pregnancy are high because sex education is inadequate and birth control is hard to come by.
Angry emoji reaction: Facebook's latest controversy means safe spaces for minorities on the internet are hard to come by.
We'd settle for a round of firewhisky shots and some chocolate frogs, but they're pretty hard to come by.
In Goa, balchão is a preserve for monsoon season when fish and other seafood are hard to come by.
Certainty is hard to come by, though, and China's rise brings a new opacity to betting on M&A.
Quant talent has been hard to come by, as hedge funds have battled Silicon Valley for the best people.
They must focus on survival, feeding their children, eking out a living where dignity is hard to come by.
What you learn is that money is hard to come by, and it is important not to waste it.
Mix in a sagging powerplay, and goals have been hard to come by; in their 23 games since Dec.
I should have looked more closely; I should have asked myself why tables were so hard to come by.
To make matters worse, hotel rooms were seriously hard to come by with the New York Marathon going on.
And for authors of serious nonfiction about subjects other than politics, opportunities on television are hard to come by.
"I've got to get the best bang for the buck, because bucks are hard to come by these days."
And in larger countries like Argentina and Greece, profits were hard to come by as nations drove hard bargains.
Although some shipments remain scheduled for the next couple weeks, contracts next month will be hard to come by.
But given the rampant corruption and sometimes deadly political rivalries within that government, trust is hard to come by.
Several airlines have capped fares for passengers trying to leave the area, but seats are hard to come by.
For one, it encourages businesses, particularly in the start-up phase where profits can be hard to come by.
"Growth has been hard to come by domestically ... global cyclical exposures have provided some access to growth," said Hennessy.
But in many prisons around the country, particularly those in remote locales, volunteers can be hard to come by.
Tickets are exceedingly hard to come by and no off-site or online purchase of official souvenirs is available.
Even at that level, more than twice the state's $230 minimum wage, workers can be hard to come by.
In late 2016, MrBeast enrolled in college, although the details of his higher education are hard to come by.
And that's hard to come by and the only way to get it is through the production of image.
But scenarios where three supermassive black holes exist in the center of large galaxies are hard to come by.
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"It's really hard to come by in this game," Strasburg said during a press conference in Washington on Tuesday.
But that redundancy would be hard to come by if planning took on more and more of the economy.
The actual number of Venezuelan exiles is hard to come by, but even the lowest estimates are mind numbing.
Even as unfunded liabilities have risen, real state-level reforms and restructurings have been surprisingly hard to come by.
I work in a fairly competitive field in which jobs — good ones, anyway — can be hard to come by.
There, he said, he planned to find a job — something that had been hard to come by in Honduras.
Within the past several years, full-time work that pays a subsistence wage has been hard to come by.
This is particularly important to keep in mind when policies to increase growth are so hard to come by.
Exact numbers are hard to come by since Bom Futuro existed in the shadows of the global organised tin trade.
But still, so much spaciousness, in a city where it can be hard to come by, is seductive, residents say.
While details about the talks were hard to come by in Beijing, details coming out of Washington were downright confusing.
The promise is enticing—a perfect blend of convenience and security that's hard to come by in mobile computing devices.
In the immediate aftermath of a disaster like this, exact figures of damages and fatalities are hard to come by.
Current success stories may be hard to come by, but Bollywood is finding plenty of rousing material in the archives.
Because jobs in that sector are now hard to come by, she says, she has to have the specialised qualification.
The first two aren't too hard to come by — there are dozens of creamy, high-coverage formulas on the market.
Purple was the millennial pink of the mid 1800s, but purple-colored textiles were expensive and hard to come by.
Exact numbers are hard to come by since Bom Futuro existed in the shadows of the global organized tin trade.
Hard numbers are hard to come by, but ransomware, as it's known, appeared to enjoy a banner year in 2018.
Inflation is in triple digits, unemployment is soaring, and even basic things like toilet paper are hard to come by.
And with wage gains hard to come by, they're also wondering whether they'll be able to pay their monthly bills.
Despite significant progress in expanding access to naloxone and clean syringes, in many states, they're still hard to come by.
Bipartisanship is hard to come by in Washington on any given day, but it's especially scarce during an election year.
Indian feminists want poor women to have alternatives for making a decent living, but they are hard to come by.
Both teams were battling several injuries, and as a result, goals were hard to come by until the third period.
Most sentences are overturned at appeal and statistics on the number of executions carried out are hard to come by.
California is home to huge cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, but affordable living is hard to come by.
"Collection points in the Red Sea are hard to come by because of instability in the region," Mr. Hoehlein said.
At the campus level, it's vital to note that low-cost, quick-fix programs are predictably hard to come by.
Some say that new job offers aren&apost hard to come by but feel they are being offered substandard wages.
And after a stretch where TV work was hard to come by, she said she's soaking it all in now.
Observers of Chinese politics know that accurate data are hard to come by when attempting to evaluate official government activity.
Still, playing time was hard to come by early on, with older netminders ahead of him on the depth chart.
Cultural and religious beliefs The numbers are hard to come by, but a reported 27 million Nigerians live with disabilities.
The hard-to-come-by original recipe from Ms. Toklas taken from the famous Café Sacher in Vienna, is here.
"This kind of experience, from the engineering side as well as business side, is hard to come by," he said.
There is also ongoing unrest in Darfur, and a prolonged economic crisis that has made cash hard to come by.
And with domestic supply hard to come by, many have had little choice but to move abroad to stay alive.
Oscar wins are hard to come by, and those actors who have won multiple Academy Awards are an exclusive club.
Consensus is hard to come by in Washington, but when it arrives you shouldn't think twice about running with it.
And the money is limited since it's often contingent on a coronavirus diagnosis that's now notoriously hard to come by.
Now, state legislators will have to approve the plan, but votes for congestion pricing could be hard to come by.
This means that rapid cultural change can make a truly common national identity hard to come by, if not impossible.
Even tech companies with a commitment to boosting the diversity of their workforce are finding gains hard to come by.
But details about the deal have been hard to come by, according to a local labor organization called Working Partnerships USA.
Update: It's no surprise that this sneaker collaboration is hard to come by, especially if you're not in New York City.
Restrooms, showers, beds, and privacy are hard to come by in typical homeless shelters, according to the Center for American Progress.
Those are simply too hard to come by, as Ya'ara Keydar, a graduate student and an organizer of the show, explained.
Black silk top hats often handed down in families can be hard to come by but are regarded as the finest.
"Good teachers are hard to come by — they're still trying to hire more of them in my district," Ramirez tells PEOPLE.
This sort of starter job, especially one that allows for flexible schedules, is incredibly hard to come by in Short Creek.
But as is the case with many of China's missions, the details surrounding this flight have been hard to come by.
You feel like he&aposs ready to pitch in the big leagues, and that&aposs hard to come by and acquire.
Detail is hard to come by, since the security forces prevent all but a few outsiders from visiting the ravaged areas.
As most Indians do not have bank accounts, most are paid in cash, though reliable statistics are hard to come by.
It also comes with 3 parking spaces ... and if you know Downtown Miami, you know those are hard to come by!!
Unfortunately, the figures will be hard to come by, and will be sold exclusively at San Diego Comic-Con in July.
I just went out there to make a play, we're playing short-handed right now, wins are hard to come by.
Truly great collabs are hard to come by, but this Friday 19 May, an unexpected one has fallen into our laps.
On top of the trust deficits that are already baked so deeply in, unity will be very hard to come by.
Points were hard to come by in the first half as Oklahoma City took a 46-40 lead into the break.
While exact numbers are hard to come by — news stories and online support networks supporting the trend have emerged of late.
If in America the problem is over-prescription, in Russia it is the opposite: opioids are too hard to come by.
When the recession hit in 2008 and even jobs waiting tables between gigs were hard to come by, reality set in.
Modern proponents of this idea are hard to come by, but the Romanian-born French philosopher E.M. Cioran is certainly one.
Salazar continues to rack up strikeouts, although winning decisions have been hard to come by for the 27-year-old Dominican.
The world first learned about the existence of Tinder Select earlier this year, but details have been hard to come by.
Reliable data on wealth management products sold by other types of firms, like State Gold Treasure, is hard to come by.
On the moon and Mars, the most likely candidates for future human settlements, sources of energy are hard to come by.
In season six, it looks like peace is going to be hard to come by, but that's not exactly a surprise.
They're hard to come by in New York City apartments, and I haven't had a dishwasher in my apartment since college.
The pair knew a big design conference was coming to San Francisco, and it was making hotels hard to come by.
"Even if we're technically allowed back, I assumed flights into the country would be really hard to come by," he said.
Local reporting on the protests has been hard to come by and international journalists have had difficulties accessing the demonstration sites.
Of course, they're great to have all the time, but they're especially important now when productivity is hard to come by.
But to consult Wilson's 200 some predecessors, living and dead, is to find that consensus has been hard to come by.
Wealth disparity grew, income gains were hard to come by and the Fed continually came up short on its inflation goal.
In the once-bustling markets of Aleppo -- pre-war Syria's economic hub -- basic goods are hard to come by, Masri said.
And Trump has not indicated he wants to significantly alter the nation's entitlement programs, making those cuts hard to come by.
Private rooms are also hard to come by in busy, overcrowded emergency rooms, and patients may be inappropriately clustered by gender.
Half of my family is Hispanic, and positive representation of people like them is hard to come by in popular culture.
Unfortunately, exact figures on presidential reach are hard to come by but supposedly Lincoln had the arms of a seven footer.
Although it's hard to come by, Anderson suggests finding a formula that offers antimicrobial qualities, specifically something formulated with apple cider vinegar.
Blockchain engineers are hard to come by, and it's even harder to find employees with both business and technical backgrounds, Bajpai said.
Anyone who follows baseball knows that opportunities to score are hard to come by, and missed opportunities can cost you the game.
Thankfully, food is not hard to come by where they are situated, an area that is very cold and hard to reach.
Very occasionally, I also treated myself to takeout or a cheap meal, which luckily isn't hard to come by in New York!
It provides access to medical care for communities where children live, where pediatricians are hard to come by, and hospitals will close.
Advice on reproduction for trans women specifically has been especially hard to come by, making Goldstein and Reisman's recent study particularly notable.
Like his epic E Street Band shows, tickets have been hard to come by with the whole run being completely sold out.
Sabres outlast Canadiens at home BUFFALO, N.Y. — Wins have been hard to come by at home this season for the Buffalo Sabres.
Zsa Zsa Gábor's go-to, Florence Gunnarson No. 67, was extremely hard to come by, almost more unique than its iconic fan.
Cramer attributed the rising cost of rent to the Great Recession, as credit has become too hard to come by for people.
Jobs in rural areas are as hard to come by as they are in forgotten blue-collar sections of the Rust Belt.
Although numbers are hard to come by, an ethnic Chinese brain drain appears to be robbing Malaysia of qualified white-collar workers.
That bipartisanship has been hard to come by in the past, even on relatively straightforward measures to regulate Facebook election ads. Sens.
This is partly because medically useful painkillers can be hard to come by in the region, because of many countries' import barriers.
Their storage space is hard to come by — every inch needs to be maximized, and that means getting inventive with DIY shelving.
The Daily Shoe A shoe that's as versatile as it is desirable, like this J.W. Anderson design, is hard to come by.
Despite the bipartisan tenor of the drug-pricing debate, agreement on actual policy remains hard to come by, at least for now.
The FBI has said there is no direct evidence the server was hacked, noting such evidence would be hard to come by.
Honor. It is so hard to come by in this life, and it can be torn from your hands at any second.
Unlike the mummies of ancient Egypt and the ice-preserved remains of Ötzi, mummies are hard to come by in North America.
Name recognition is hard to come by as the state does not have its own television network beyond its public television service.
For a culture known for its precision, reliable statistics on the number of vegetarians in Japan are surprisingly hard to come by.
These diversity reports have revealed that minorities are hard to come by in the tech industry, especially in leadership and engineering roles.
So if regulators want them to shrink and decent returns are hard to come by, what is holding the big banks together?
Though particulars are hard to come by, Democrats, with Trump's campaign pledges in mind, were quick off the blocks in denouncing it.
Grim news from Eastern Long Island, where bay scallops have been very hard to come by this year, also in The Times.
Still, that's OK. In an office building where natural light is hard to come by, they manage to bring a little joy.
But for people toiling with little respite, save for the occasional wedding or harvest celebration, recreational enjoyment is hard to come by.
Dependable allies are hard to come by; history is replete with broken U.S. foreign policy promises, from South Vietnamese to Iraqi Kurds.
But being openly gay or transgender remains largely taboo, which means that reliable data is hard to come by, gender experts said.
Wins have been hard to come by for Dallas (10-10-6), especially on the road, where it is 4-7-153.
"We definitely will not allow this stable situation, which has been hard to come by, be damaged or interfered with," he said.
These are jobs that can lead to promotions and raises at a time when upward mobility is awfully hard to come by.
To get to the next stage, Neumann and his team need money—something that can be hard to come by in Australia.
New loans are also hard to come by: RBI data shows bank credit growth fell by a quarterly record in April-June.
For most, success has been hard to come by The subscription box model is simple: Subscribers pay a fee for signing up.
In my home state of Massachusetts, where nationwide seafood chains are hard to come by, those biscuits were the stuff of legends.
The pouches also include items like toilet paper, matches and chewing gum that may be hard to come by in the field.
The vaporizer market—estimated to now be worth billions, although exact numbers are hard to come by—barely existed a decade ago.
She's looking for change and change is hard to come by in Tamariu which is neither good nor bad, it just is.
Tests are still fairly hard to come by in the United States, and that limitation makes the diagnosis unofficial and therefore uncounted.
Tests are still fairly hard to come by in the United States, and that limitation makes the diagnosis unofficial and therefore uncounted.
As a downturn in the oil and gas industry exacerbates fiscal woes throughout Louisiana, state funds are increasingly hard to come by.
Fan and his fellow drivers had bought the masks themselves early on, but they are increasingly hard to come by, he explained.
But their challenge also highlights one of nature's lovely quirks: Why is blue so hard to come by in the first place?
But when the telecom lobby all but controls state and federal governments, such policies are often hard to come by, experts say.
In our polarized political environment, credible policy prescriptions that can be embraced by both political parties are increasingly hard to come by.
Perhaps we are so hungry for female representation that these stories excite us simply because they are so hard to come by.
Between television shows like The Voice, hosting gigs, concerts and live appearances, McEntire revealed that time together is hard to come by.
Death tolls are hard to come by, but the outbreak took the life of something like 220 or 8 eight million victims.
In states where Republicans control the governor's office or a house of the state legislature, climate momentum is hard to come by.
The latter is hard to come by in winter when snow and cold isolate people in this already desolate part of the state.
In today's cashless world, it's sometimes hard to come by a coin to flip for tough decision making or to settle a bet.
It's even worse if you live in a place like India, where connectivity can be very expensive and very hard to come by.
The problem then turns to scientific development, which costs money that, Carlson says, can be hard to come by for some medical research.
"What's happening in Venezuela is horrible," Anggelo says, noting that even arepa flour can be hard to come by in markets these days.
Textbooks are hard to come by or out of date, and arts and music classes have been eliminated, while class sizes have swelled.
Proper athletic facilities hardly exist, and basic gear such as hurdles are hard to come by, Majok and other South Sudan athletes said.
Amid a heated national debate about the policy, actual information about the whereabouts and welfare of separated children is hard to come by.
It's also been reported that the G6 will feature a Snapdragon 24 — not Qualcomm's latest mobile chip, which is hard to come by.
Ever since high school, he'd been curious about the psychedelic—but as it's quite rare, he initially found it hard to come by.
Proper athletic facilities hardly exist, and basic gear such as hurdles are hard to come by, Majok and other South Sudan athletes said.
Robust numbers on what proportion of those shot dead by the police are suffering from a mental illness are hard to come by.
I've always loved Lush's all-natural products and what the company stands for, and as a trans guy, that's hard to come by.
Reliable news on the situation can be hard to come by, though, as chatter on social media quickly turns to rumor and speculation.
If hope is hard to come by on these days, relax and remember that challenges arrive in order to teach us important lessons.
The Dallas Mavericks are finding victories hard to come by, but the Los Angeles Lakers have been an easy mark in recent seasons.
No one is strong enough to stand up and say no in an environment where fees are hard to come by, Cramer said.
The ray is an endangered species and specimens are hard to come by owing to their broad dispersal across the ocean's tropical regions.
Click here to view original GIFInformation about anything inside North Korea is hard to come by, but Pyongyang's metro system is particularly secretive.
The official LEGO outlet will also stock exclusive sets and the knick-knacks that are hard to come by at other toy stores.
With expedition data already hard to come by, data on the comparatively few women who have voyaged to the poles is essentially nonexistent.
Those displaced by a surge in imports from China were concentrated in pockets of distress where alternative jobs were hard to come by.
It's a standard of quality that can be hard to come by in an era in which anyone can post a recipe online.
Money is becoming increasingly hard to come by for the tech sector in San Francisco, which may actually be good news for some.
Unfortunately, due to the nature of the business, mobile 22019G service is still hard to come by for many people in the States.
When information about businesses was hard to come by, it made sense to impose all kinds of rules and regularly check for compliance.
However, even the big box retailer's website currently only shows the 32GB Pixels, so the 128GB models may be hard to come by.
Clear mandates are hard to come by in politics but in the 2016 election we came as close to crystal clear as possible.
In the three decades since, the building's upkeep and oversight have sometimes been challenging, mostly because money has been hard to come by.
Production of the original version of the curvy little vehicles ended in 2003, and authentic spare parts can be hard to come by.
Stories are sometimes just "in the ether," and with a family as well-documented as the Gettys, material isn't hard to come by.
Obama will need support from both parties if the deal is to be approved, and Democratic votes will be hard to come by.
As John Washington explained for the Nation, the hard numbers are hard to come by, in large part because prisons are so secretive.
In desert areas like the UAE, rain can be hard to come by, and part of that is due to the country's topography.
There are far too many food deserts where wholesome foods like fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices are hard to come by.
In an era where video views were relatively hard to come by, it racked up a couple million of them in a week.
But Max Abelson and Rebecca Greenfield of Bloomberg note that in reality, parental leave on Wall Street is still hard to come by.
And street demonstrations of any sort, even solitary ones, require a police permit that would be hard to come by given the circumstances.
"I deeply feel today's happy life is hard to come by," said Mr. Lei in a post on the Weibo social media platform.
During the White House briefings that followed Mr. Comey's ouster on Tuesday, verifiably accurate information was hard to come by and confusion reigned.
Good polls are hard to come by in West Virginia this primary season, but the state's demographics are a good fit for Sanders.
Three meals a day are hard to come by, according to Mohammed Badini, a 37-year-old cocoa farmer who relocated to Michelkro.
To govern dispassionately requires a measure of mental serenity, which is hard to come by while Americans are still bleeding in Las Vegas.
As many as dozens are believed to still be under the rubble, but accurate headcounts were hard to come by, hindering rescue efforts.
With adequate homes hard to come by in Lakewood, Orthodox and Hasidic families have been buying properties in nearby Toms River and Jackson.
Fills were hard to come by, which hindered progress, and meant that fewer fill possibilities came under consideration than I would have liked.
"Solid growth stories are hard to come by, and when you find them, you need to hang on for the ride," Cramer said.
Most online platforms report hundreds of hotels in the town (TripAdvisor lists more than 300), though concrete numbers are hard to come by.
If treatment can cure acne and prevent scarring, it may prevent the need for psychological services, which can be hard to come by.
When food was hard to come by, they collected grass from crevices in the pavement, boiled it and forced themselves to eat it.
Hope is hard to come by down that end of the league, but Newcastle got a renewed sense of it thanks to Mitrović.
It's been hard to come by high-profile figures giving voice to the issue who don't have a personal stake in the matter.
There was already too big a cut coming off the top from the big-box publisher, making VC returns hard to come by.
The Swag: Netflix swag was hard to come by, but a small number of attendees scored a headband with a pair of gelfling ears.
Yassa African Restaurant is a Bronzeville eatery that specializes in traditional Senegalese cuisine, a genre of food that's hard to come by in Chicago.
He lived on the streets as an unneutered stray, where life is full of cat fights and food can be hard to come by.
That misconception may prove all the more confounding for young black boys in a society in which role models are hard to come by.
As hard to come by as it is beloved by those in the know, the record will run you up to $100 on Discogs.
Housing is so hard to come by that in 2015, San Francisco opened Jazzie's Place, the first LGBTQ-focused homeless shelter in the country.
Because actual evidence for this claim is hard to come by, proponents tend to focus on the supposedly-telling anecdotes they manage to collect.
Details have been hard to come by, but the group was hiring researchers for a short time on the tail end of the summer.
Transfers of licences are approved by courts and dates for disputed cases are hard to come by, says Maura McKay, a lawyer in Belfast.
Once upon a time, erotica was hard to come by — especially erotica written from a woman's perspective or that showed women in powerful positions.
It's been less than one year since the show debuted on Broadway, but tickets have been hard to come by since before the premiere.
In the years after the invasion, the number of Ukrainians visiting has plummeted — although reliable data on exact figures is hard to come by.
Kanner, who transitioned in rural Maine, knows firsthand that trans-friendly medical care can be especially hard to come by outside of urban areas.
Gattis' 3-run double lifts Astros over Mariners Runs have been a little hard to come by for the Houston Astros early this season.
Short of curing these chronic diseases altogether — a tall order — effective ways of reducing the costs they impose have been hard to come by.
Those eight votes increasingly seem hard to come by, even though some Senate Democrats from red states have made overtures about working with Trump.
A desire for roots and rootedness may be acquiring a new importance in the new global tangle, where certainties are hard to come by.
Many areas need pumps to bring drinking and irrigation water to the surface and fuel shortages have also made water hard to come by.
Reliable statistics are hard to come by, but relatively conservative estimates put the number of Americans killed by cops at nearly 1,000 a year.
Nick is only sober because he happens to be an addict during the apocalypse, when pills and heroin are especially hard to come by.
As of a few years ago, I had seen his images in articles and exhibitions, but information about him was hard to come by.
"Great people are hard to come by," Moe Jafari, who is the chief executive of Human Touch, told a local CBS affiliate on Monday.
The ultimate insult to Lawrence's long-held dreams of stardom is that for years Felt's catalog has been a bit hard to come by.
There are plenty of reasons that explain why good jobs are hard to come by, hospitals are being strained, and housing is absolutely inaccessible.
But coronavirus tests remain hard to come by in the United States and many workers can't afford to stop working without paid time off.
"Models like that are hard to come by in any era, and right now they seem especially scarce," Mr. Daniels said in an interview.
Additionally, working A.T.M.s can be hard to come by and if you use an American card, they often only give out United States dollars.
Our viewing parties have given us a way to create a community in a city where genuine friendships are often hard to come by.
Charcoal is hard to come by, so children ask strangers for empty water bottles, which can then be burned and used to cook food.
If they turn out to be uncommon across the galaxy, it could mean that such stability — and therefore life — is hard to come by.
But money is hard to come by: Public health officials have warned that those scrambling to stop the outbreak are running low on money.
The counter stools and handful of table seats aren't as hard to come by as you'd expect, possibly because Mr. Donahue's isn't particularly celebratory.
But the number of big American internet firms trying to get into the country has slowed, though exact figures are hard to come by.
Consistency in the kicking game has been hard to come by for the Patriots this season — a rarity in the history of their dynasty.
With wins hard to come by, the memorable moments at Joe Louis Arena this season have come from tributes to the building's glory days.
But precise numbers are hard to come by due to a lack of research in the region and the stigma associated with drug use.
Heritage says the guitar is a big deal because Janis memorabilia is very hard to come by ... hence the $100,000 price tag, at least.
Even so, until now, direct evidence that eastern parts of Canada could fare better as temperatures warm has been fairly hard to come by.
The race to the electric car With profits hard to come by, carmakers are slashing costs to free up money to invest in electric cars.
"Any win in this division of racing is hard to come by, and like I say, I've been on both sides of that," Harvick reiterated.
She praised the acclaimed production on the campaign trail, imploring her supporters to see the Broadway play whose tickets are notoriously hard to come by.
"Traffic is down and sales are down and revenue is hard to come by, but it's also a story of market share shifts," Bassuk said.
Wins have been hard to come by, but the team showed progress this past season as a wave of young position players reached the majors.
Both states rate just fine in terms of overall internet availability and speed, but that $60 per month price point is hard to come by.
If Apple isn't beginning mass production on the iPhone 8 until October or November, they'll almost certainly be hard to come by until early 2018.
Figures are hard to come by on whether the rate of crime, serious or petty, is higher among migrants than the general population in Europe.
As the game approaches, those bookings are expected to keep climbing, especially in a city like Minneapolis where hotel rooms are hard to come by.
Directions at this granularity are hard to come by and this would be hugely helpful for a blind person navigating a location they've never been.
In cities where public transportation isn't always accessible and taxis can be expensive and hard to come by, companies like Uber have created an alternative.
The problem was that heroin is both expensive and hard to come by in Canada, making it a tough sell as a broad medical intervention.
The comments by the Vanke executive mean clues about how China's most publicly fought corporate battle will turn out are still hard to come by.
Still, good news -- on the travel ban or anything else -- has been hard to come by for Trump in his first 157 days in office.
A sternman on a lobster fishing boat in rural Maine, he was making good money and quickly learned the opiate wasn't hard to come by.
Take the brand's seemingly endless amount of lip products or its foundations with spectacular color range (which is hard to come by at drugstore prices).
Second-lien loans can also be hard to come by, as they are often preplaced directly with funds instead of being syndicated widely by banks.
Why it matters: These coupons do often give patients a good and predictable price, which can be hard to come by, especially for the uninsured.
At a time when political inspiration may be hard to come by, one need go no further than the life and times of John McCain.
This is a slack performance, especially in an age when, thanks to fly-by-night Internet quotation websites, definitive sources are hard to come by.
In our experience as a new foster family, good information can be hard to come by, so we simply wait for the next court hearing.
Health care of any kind is increasingly hard to come by in the besieged eastern part of Aleppo, the epicenter of the Syrian civil war.
It was minimalist, discreet, and intimate—values that are hard to come by in an age where everything must be scalable, social, and platform-ized.
Ocean Alliance hopes the SnotBot will allow more biologists to get out in the field without having to secure increasingly hard-to-come-by funding.
In an era where authenticity is hard to come by and often murky at best, it's tough to find a truer voice than Margo Price.
Nationally, reliable numbers are hard to come by, but New York City has the nation's largest school system and perhaps its most acute housing crisis.
But it has mainly served to draw international attention to the Israel-Palestinian conflict at a time when that has been hard to come by.
But Americans increasingly live in a world where that contact is hard to come by — and many go out of their way to avoid it.
Because there is no central authority tracking statistics about the amount of waste produced on flights, accurate and recent figures are hard to come by.
An exact head count is hard to come by, but the congressional employees whose time is mostly spent fielding constituent messages number in the thousands.
Such international condemnation has been hard to come by, however, particularly among Muslim countries, which might be expected to speak out against China's hardline tactics.
For someone at my height, floor length dresses of any kind are hard to come by that won't need any hemming or adjusting to them.
For one thing, her music, which she has long withheld from Spotify, is relatively hard to come by in this age of frictionless streaming access.
For one thing, her music, which she has long withheld from Spotify, is relatively hard to come by in this age of frictionless streaming access.
Unlike the CFR, it was quiet, highly secretive—refusing even to release the names of its members—and its publications were hard to come by.
With home equity loans hard to come by, she said, houses that need a great deal of work are "doubly discounted" in order to move.
When I was studying abroad in Italy in 2000, it was before the era of e-books, and English books were hard to come by.
Even products like empty bags and plastic tubing, which are also made by Baxter in Puerto Rico, have been hard to come by, some said.
Why it matters: These coupons do often give patients a good and predictable price, which can be hard to come by, especially for the uninsured.
When he started on Wall Street, liquidity was a major issue for C-suites, and access to good stock market information was hard to come by.
Narratives make fights and sometimes they are hard to come by, but the contrasts between Iaquinta and Felder couldn't be any more obvious and out front.
But if you happen to live somewhere where reliable broadband connectivity has been hard to come by, 5G maybe, possibly, could finally solve your connectivity woes.
Every watch sold is 100% authentic, brand new, and comes with a manufacturer's warranty — all of which are hard to come by on other watch websites.
And legislative victories are hard to come by as congressional Republicans struggle to unify behind policy measures and Democrats form a generally solid bloc of opposition.
And on top of that, Gunther found that about 85% of the population lives in rural areas, where sanitary products are incredibly hard to come by.
Here's the bottom line: Though high-quality evidence is a little patchy and hard to come by, sunscreen very probably helps reduce the risk of cancer.
Though the government lifted the ban two years ago, federal funding remains hard to come by, and government-sponsored gun violence research is at a standstill.
She said private landlords willing to work with Section 8 voucher programs are already hard to come by, especially in places with competitive real estate markets.
BuzzFeed News previously wrote about Brian's struggles to win his case because he lacked legal representation, which can be hard to come by for unaccompanied minors.
This pork belly marinade calls for a New Orleans favorite, Big Shot Red Crème Soda, but that might be hard to come by outside of Louisiana.
With the once-thick forests of the Freetown Peninsula now bare or protected, timber is hard to come by and is much more costly than concrete.
In rural areas in particular, reading material can be hard to come by and some children still spend their holidays helping their families in the fields.
This format was expensive, and it was eventually replaced by Kodachrome in the 1930s, so color home movies from this period are hard to come by.
Although the data can be hard to come by, some Wall Street analysts are using their estimates of dealers' gamma exposure to predict the market direction.
Surprisingly, making blue, green, or red colored flames doesn't require a PhD in chemistry—just tinted tiki lamp fuel which isn't that hard to come by.
College courses may prepare you for the high-level fundamentals, but hands-on experience that can fill out a portfolio can be hard to come by.
Speed tests are by no means hard to come by, but being able to test your speed against major websites is a good option to have.
Precise numbers are hard to come by, but it is estimated that around 300,000 Rohingyas live in Pakistan, 250,000 in Saudi Arabia and 100,000 in Malaysia.
However, he said insights into the talks were hard to come by, as negotiating teams had not yet revealed details of their proposals to each other.
Details on the deals negotiated with the EDB are hard to come by because the government makes firms sign nondisclosure agreements, companies, advisors and officials said.
It's hard to come by anything in a modern day airport (outside of peanuts and apple juice) that won't leave travelers stuck with an extra fee.
Those rallies can gain additional momentum whenever fundamental support is also present, but this can be hard to come by in such a well-supplied market.
But private equity -- where data is hard to come by -- is where the team is especially helpful, says Tony Tutrone, head of alternatives at the firm.
But flyweights and bantamweights — who weigh less than half the reigning heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury — are hard to come by in this part of the country.
And she says while she's gotten words of encouragement from mentors and friends, support from elected officials and political organizations has been hard to come by.
Funding was hard to come by, so she refinanced her house and bought a used fifty-eight-foot aluminum yacht called Prestige, which she renamed Maiden.
Although precise data on illegal sports betting in the United States is hard to come by, it's estimated to be $150 billion to $400 billion yearly.
"His parents couldn't understand why he'd leave this good job, with jobs hard to come by down on the marsh," Sylvia Stickles said in an email.
The company is offering the supplies, which have been hard to come by in many areas thanks to the pandemic, for just the cost of shipping.
Of course, with the slew of hurting Mets, save opportunities in general may be hard to come by over the final five weeks of the season.
A spot in the room is hard to come by, as are most drug rehabilitation services, especially for the poor and anyone without the proper insurance.
Sometimes the best part is the warm body coiled up beside you, creating a still intimacy that's hard to come by the rest of the day.
Downstairs, there's a 95,000-square-foot casino, where I was pleased to find $5 minimum tables, which is something hard to come by on the Strip.
The elephants' migration is a testament to their perseverance and tenacity to survive in a place where water and food are increasingly hard to come by.
"Solid growth stories are hard to come by, and when you find them, you need to hang on for the ride," the "Mad Money " host said.
In his village, Gorgama, where a few hundred laborers toil in brick kilns, money is hard to come by, and most people drop out of school.
To board your plane, you must first descend a set of escalators that lead you to a crowded room, where seating can be hard to come by.
This means that Spectacles could end up being like Google Glass when it first launched – officially on sale to the public but pretty hard to come by.
Make no mistake, gentrification is coming and it's not cute, but for now rent is still relatively cheap and national chains are comparatively hard to come by.
"You theoretically can work when you want, realistically there are no guaranteed hours and shifts are now very hard to come by," one rider told the inquiry.
The obvious way to think about blockchains is as a kind of database, though a more exact definition that commands general agreement is hard to come by.
That has implications for the Mild Mild West, where growth has been hard to come by and could be upended by another deceleration in Chinese economic activity.
Awareness, though, can be hard to come by directly—the circumstances in which games are made are not the same as those in which games are played.
With profit hard to come by, the capital target it has set itself—a ratio of equity to risk-weighted assets of 12.5% by 2018—is daunting.
It's a fun goal, but usually reservations at the featured restaurants are hard to come by, which means we get left eating pizza from our usual place.
The internet service enabled by Starlink is expected to be low cost and accessible to remote areas of the world where internet is hard to come by.
Great deals on new Apple tech is a little hard to come by, so you can't miss out on a $100 discount for a recent iPad model.
The long-sleeve version of this glittery Brandy Melville top has been super hard to come by (especially considering it's under $20), as WhoWhatWear reported in January.
Sanders is an outsider to the party, having never registered as a Democrat or participated in the party structure, so allies could be hard to come by.
And while consolidated numbers are hard to come by, experts estimate between 2200,23 and 20123,22012 jets could arrive at Oakland, San Jose, Hayward and other California airports.
While Leaf Tickets are earnable in-game, they're hard to come by, meaning if I want to keep progressing quickly I have to start spending real money.
And since then, belief in the story of technology as force for massive, valuable change — Google, Amazon, Apple and Facebook aside — has been hard to come by.
Real ring pops are hard to come by nowadays, but you can immortalize your love of them forever with these sparkly pins from this UK-based company.
But legal definition aside, another reason why the discussion isn't taking place is that exact figures on the costs of resettling refugees are hard to come by.
Access to credit is hard to come by for many small-business owners, but next to impossible for those of us who've made mistakes in our past.
Celebrate a raise, but use it wiselyPay raises have been hard to come by for millions of Americans of late, the Morning Consult and Insider survey revealed.
Farmland in densely packed Hong Kong is hard to come by, and the city has historically imported more than 90 percent of its food from mainland China.
Evidence of actual charitable giving was hard to come by: Additionally, Trump spent $2800,213 of his charity's money to buy a six-foot-tall portrait of himself.
English-language books for kids are hard to come by here, and we didn't speak or read Dutch yet, so the wordless zoekboek was a welcome find.
The past we inherit speaks to us individually and collectively, but a common thread, much less a consensus view of reality, feels increasingly hard to come by.
Though national data on how juries vote is hard to come by, some prosecutors have cited juror reluctance in explaining a retreat from seeking the death penalty.
KOPPELMAN We're constantly trying to tease out for ourselves what makes these people into these perpetual motion machines, and why satisfaction is so hard to come by.
Precise numbers are hard to come by, but one fan group estimates that the number of clubs had reached 8,300 in 2016, up from 2,700 in 2008.
Glass-clad towers that climb ever higher give quiet spaces like Pomander Walk added poignancy: The alleyways offer pockets of respite that are hard to come by.
The technology is hard to come by and can be used as an advantage to help resellers nab hyped pairs that are released only in limited quantities.
She also reiterated her support for reducing the regulation of community banks, a popular idea among members of both parties, though specifics are hard to come by.
But, even that, he said easily was overcome as most of the officers spoke at least some English, and Spanish interpreters were not hard to come by.
Hotels and home rentals through sites such as Airbnb are hard to come by (several of the local convention and visitors bureau sites list the latest availability).
But witnesses with firsthand knowledge have been hard to come by, as the Trump administration has refused to turn over documents and allow some officials to testify.
Taxis were hard to come by, in part because the festival had promoted itself as a cashless event, asking attendees to upload funds to digital wristbands instead.
The move comes as parents of children with allergies are finding EpiPens hard to come by in pharmacies as they stock up for back-to-school season.
"This sounds crazy in America in 2017, but my town had no electricity for many days and food and water was hard to come by," Kono said.
It can be hard to come by discounts on brand-new smart devices, but Amazon is offering a number of last-minute deals for a limited time.
But with no water in the taps and bottled water hard to come by, many Puerto Ricans don't have the luxury of worrying about germs or illness.
Although insurance coverage has long been hard to come by, most health insurers, including Medicare, now cover Xiaflex treatment for men with curvatures greater than 30 degrees.
And I didn't even mind, because it provided a nice "Aha!" moment, which is hard to come by in Wednesday puzzles, the proverbial middle child of crosswords.
Because of their fragile construction, thin paper covers, simple binding, and intensive use, well-conserved drawing books are hard to come by these days, and rarely studied.
It would also help resolve supply constraints; it's expected that the iPhone 8 will be hard to come by during its initial launch phase in the coming weeks.
Hard figures on how much the new wave of technology has disrupted retail banking are hard to come by, but analysts have stressed that the challenge is real.
A controversial history There's a controversial history around drugs used to treat morning sickness -- and accurate data about what's effective can be hard to come by, Fejzo said.
But the decision could make it harder for smaller upstart travel sites to break into an industry where reliable data is often expensive and hard to come by.
One option would be to launch rockets from the highest mountain tops, but given the flat topology of super-Earths, tall mountains would be hard to come by.
Nexuses (Nexii?) offered high-end hardware specs and (usually) refined design with truly current software, which is otherwise entirely too hard to come by in the Android world.
But Klarevas, whose background is in homeland security and counterterrorism, where firm evidence is hard to come by, is happy to say that the assault weapons ban worked.
US Muslim suicide statistics are hard to come by — there's no central authority to collect them, and families typically try to keep the deaths as quiet as possible.
Articles and material on these women are hard to come by; while their name is still known, their influence has been diluted by new waves of foreign culture.
While specific numbers are hard to come by, Bloomberg Beta partner Roy Bahat said he is definitely seeing more entrepreneurs with Bay Area ties setting up shop elsewhere.
But with both major parties, like much of the country, deeply divided over Brexit, any breakthrough from the current round of talks might be hard to come by.
The Falcons don't really have a true broken-tackle threat in their proper receiving corps, so short slants remained short and easy yardage was hard to come by.
JAXA is still trying to find the perfect spot for Hayabusa2 to do its work, as flat regions on this space rock are proving hard to come by.
But, it is hard to find many things for which there is bipartisan support around here and certainly things that get 60 votes are hard to come by.
With family breadwinners killed or injured, land and livelihoods destroyed and food and shelter hard to come by, people are more inclined than ever to take desperate actions.
Several hundred have opened up so far across the country — though accurate statistics are hard to come by — often located in clusters, within close proximity to each other.
Blue Sky to data driven: Many AR/VR 1.0 companies have been coy about their numbers, with independent data sources hard to come by in the early market.
Sleep, showers, and peace and quiet are hard to come by during the first few months of parenthood — unless someone else is available to stay with the baby.
Because Bosnian law requires foreigners to buy property through a local company, data are hard to come by, but property agents' testimonies confirm that the market is thriving.
But the lasers that are critical to AR are hard to come by because there is no existing supply chain like there is for older, more common chips.
And if you're a sucker for those hard-to-come-by goods, you're bound to love this new, equally swoon-worthy selection from Donatienne, launching in early March.
Consistency is hard to come by in combat sports, when matched against elite competition everyone loses eventually whether there is a shiny belt on the line or not.
But with job security weak and wage growth hard to come by, few 30-year-olds will have enough income to ramp up their savings. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
Statistics on the number of homes sold through contracts for deeds are hard to come by because not every state requires contracts to be recorded with the county.
While the exact number of homeowners who fit this profile are hard to come by, there is evidence that travelers are increasingly choosing this kind of lodging option.
Previously, these data were hard to come by because only those at high risk, such as seniors and people with a history of strokes, were monitored from home.
Even in the energy sector, where earnings growth is hard to come by, Mr. Osterweis said he has been adding to his position in industry leaders like Halliburton.
The road was so badly in need of repair that it took seven hours to travel 57 kilometers, which made food and medical care hard to come by.
Federal organic regulations prefer the use of organic seeds, which are hard to come by, and absolutely prohibit the use of genetically engineered seeds, microbes or sewage sludge.
The bag is so rare and expensive in part because white or albino crocodiles are hard to come by and the dying process for the bag is painstaking.
They complained that he choked business by keeping interest rates high and requiring banks to clean up bad debts, which made credit expensive and hard to come by.
Decent story ballets are hard to come by, but this New York City Ballet production, set to music by Felix Mendelssohn, has everything: humor, fantasy and spectacular dancing.
Although Melania was not reportedly exposed to coronavirus or showing any symptoms, she was still given a test, during a time when they are hard to come by.
Numbers are hard to come by, because the communities usually don't come out and say they're doing conversion therapy; in fact, they're often skeptical of therapy in general.
But as part of the informal economy that rarely pays taxes or receives government protections, reliable data on the numbers of street vendors is hard to come by.
Nevertheless, private funding is hard to come by, because many potential donors are leery of engaging with terrorists in any way, and harbor doubts that reintegration can succeed.
Scoring chances were hard to come by as the Rams took a 3-353 lead in the first quarter on a 38-yard field goal by Greg Zuerlein.
The numbers are hard to come by but according to a report in the American journal of human biology, up to 1.7% of all live births are intersex.
It's a perk that has been hard to come by in the city since pushback began against using precious housing stock for rentals on the home-sharing platform. 
Before the VSCO girl summer revved up in June, mentions of "VSCO girl" were hard to come by across the internet outside of the photo-editing app itself.
One in six Americans lives in communities where jobs and opportunities are hard to come by, and the adverse effects of climate change hits these communities the hardest.
Commenting gigs on TV are in short supply, and coaching and general manager jobs in the N.H.L. are hard to come by, and harder to hold on to.
Morris expects cost savings from the deal with Michael Kors will be hard to come by as the two brands have very little overlap in manufacturing and distribution.
The space can feel quite hectic, and service often gets swept up in this mild chaos, so that attention is pretty hard to come by after initial interactions.
Eager for a challenge, he accepted the offer, even though he knew playing time would be hard to come by on a team stacked with blue-chip recruits.
The menus had an air of Trumpian grandeur—goose, moose, and swan were all on the menu, as well as fresh fruit, which was hard to come by.
Wins on the court have been hard to come by for Jeanie Buss and the Lakers, but a win in court might be just what the doctor ordered.
Trustworthy statistics around infidelity are hard to come by, because guess what: Cheating on people involves lying, and people don't always answer surveys about their sex lives honestly.
In big cities, there are more gay venues, but even where these exist, places catering to lesbians and other queer minorities are hard to come by, even in Shanghai.
But apart from some shorter-lived fads like extra-long sleeves and berets, something genuinely new (that isn't borrowed from another era) is hard to come by these days.
To put that into perspective, AWS's run rate topped $30 billion last quarter while Microsoft Azure is somewhere around $11 billion, though concrete numbers are hard to come by.
While IDT has averaged nearly 20 percent revenue growth in the past four reported quarters, some analysts worry that benefits from the deal could be hard to come by.
Trust is hard to come by in our cynical age, so it is understandable that we would be slouching toward digital democracy as we grow disillusioned with our leaders.
It wasn't just the 8-6 win over Los Angeles that called for special recognition — although wins have been hard to come by for the Pirates in recent weeks.
Fans should act fast, however: Knowing how everything Hamilton-related seems to sell out, these books may be as hard to come by as tickets to the actual show.
Some have even said that their equally-matched fame is hard to come by, that one twin tends to be more well known than the other in show business.
In poor regions where tropical diseases flourish, these instruments can be hard to come by, thus limiting the ability of point-of-care healthcare workers to do their work.
Some are just in need of additional working capital, and in the CPG world and small and medium-sized business world in general, fundraising is hard to come by.
It's not a secret that sleep may be hard to come by as a new parent, but Simpson insists getting in as much shut-eye as possible is crucial.
Numbers are hard to come by, but one survey found that 14 percent of gender-based violence victims in the country were male in 2016, according to humanitarian organizations.
But flawless execution is particularly hard to come by in the aviation industry, where the giant nature of projects mean they are regularly subject to cost-overruns and delays.
This matches what I've heard, which is that jet black iPhone 7s are incredibly hard to come by — even for employees and executives inside Apple — especially the Plus models.
Over the past 18 months, although concrete numbers are hard to come by, hundreds -- perhaps even thousands -- of Africans are believed by locals and researchers to have exited Guangzhou.
"The worry I have, even at Google, is the willingness to invest in something that wont show profits for 10, 15 years is hard to come by," Cerf said.
The birthplaces of cosmic rays are frightfully complicated and located in extreme regions of our universe, so a complete physical picture is going to be hard to come by.
Raines de valles strawberries are kind of hard to come by, but macerating any old berry with champagne vinegar would be a nice accompaniment to this lemony, floral granita.
Even the places where Trump has made precious peace, like with a House GOP leadership hungry to undo Obama era legislation, ironclad alliances have been hard to come by.
Meanwhile, violent clashes have erupted over shortages of fuel and a government-imposed fuel price hike, while U.S. dollars, one of Zimbabwe's main currencies, are hard to come by.
Public statistics on ownership are hard to come by in Lebanon, but one 1997 report showed that four fifths of the shore along the central coastline was privately owned.
The fact that Kelly had to come out and make that statement laid bare the fact that job security is hard to come by in the Trump White House.
Statistics are hard to come by — and Apple in particular has been fairly tight-lipped — but there are likely more users sitting out the feature than Apple can ignore.
Those installation jobs are likely to take a major hit — putting people out of work at a time when well-paid entry-level jobs are hard to come by.
The women would ask him for some precious warm urine, the deworming potion that was so hard to come by in Nyamata, which they'd immediately administer to their children.
But even lowly work has been hard to come by, because Mr. Rahman cannot speak Malay, and employers and other workers are worried about his unregistered status, he said.
Yet browsers from 15 or 20 years ago won't work on today's computers, and computers from that era are hard to come by and even harder to keep working.
Definitive figures on the number of deaths suffered by the North Vietnamese and their allies are hard to come by, but it may be over one million, including civilians.
"Amid a heated national debate about the policy, actual information about the whereabouts and welfare of separated children is hard to come by," BuzzFeed said in a statement Wednesday.
A bottle of "W12" is pretty hard to come by, but you'd think it was a Cheval Blanc 1947 the way people just stand around in awe of it.
His statistics aside, proving collusion is difficult, legal experts said, because evidence of discussions between teams, a conspiracy essentially to keep Kaepernick out, might be hard to come by.
The consensus, when we checked in with more than a dozen local museums, libraries and cultural spaces, was that these phone-free sacred spots are hard to come by.
"We absolutely cannot let this hard to come by opportunity for peace slip away once again," the Chinese government's top diplomat, State Councillor Wang Yi, said in a statement.
During the last period of sanctions, spare parts were hard to come by, so now converted Renaults have joined the fleet of cars transporting the dead to Zahra's Paradise.
But the reality is that jobs are hard to come by in Appalachia, and chances are slim that I can stay here and be successful at the same time.
Until now, the study of unions' effect on inequality has essentially started with the '70s, because good data has been hard to come by for any time before then.
A bootstrapped and cash-strapped startVenture equity investment was hard to come by in California following the collapse of the dot-com bubble, so Wang had to get creative.
And from CNN chief national correspondent John King: Big, bipartisan achievements are hard to come by in today's Washington, but be on the lookout for a potential November surprise.
Statistics are hard to come by, she admits, and there's little empirical research into the larger toll such accidents cause, although imaginative writers have grappled with the harrowing repercussions.
But such programs are hard to come by in the U.S. To make furniture more fixable, Reno said, companies would also need to prioritize items made of component parts.
We have been pushing some of these in your direction, because good Apple deals are so hard to come by, and we're just trying to do you a favour.
Still, in an industry where experienced and decisive leaders are hard to come by, Zucker could be a powerful force to lead WarnerMedia in a fiercely competitive Hollywood landscape.
More precise sales figures are hard to come by, in part because the N.R.A. has been so effective at beating back attempts to shed any transparency on the business.
And, again, in a highly partisan world, such a person might be hard to come by: Republicans will be suspicious of an investigator with Democratic ties, and vice versa.
We're told props from 'Willy Wonka' are very hard to come by because the vast majority were discarded the day after shooting wrapped, but this lucky Wonka Bar survived.
This is probably an underestimate, but accurate figures are hard to come by, in part because Sudan has long excluded both journalists and relief workers from most of Jebel Marra.
The group remains underground but while the size of its supporter base is hard to come by, experts say New Leftism is enormously popular among students, ordinary peasants and workers.
Quality datasets of this nature are hard to come by — and I'm not aware of any that are being maintained on an ongoing basis like the one Facebook is building.
The St. Louis Cardinals have found victories hard to come by during a 13-game stretch against National League West foes but look to complete the span with consecutive wins.
Photo: GettyPorn is hard to come by in China, as the country's dedicated anti-porn task force continues to push for a more sanitized web, free from even ASMR videos.
Visas for collaborative work are hard to come by and even flying from one part of Africa to another may require going via a non-African hub, such as Dubai.
In an era where strong approval ratings are hard to come by, 2628 percent of those surveyed indicated the FAA is doing a good or excellent job managing air traffic.
Although exact numbers are hard to come by, it is evident that a majority of young people with access to mobile phones take and circulate selfies on a daily basis.
Offense was very hard to come by as goaltenders Cam Talbot (37 saves) of Edmonton and Carey Price (24 saves) of Montreal were the first two stars of the game.
The courage to name and shame chronic liars—and stop giving them a stage—is hard to come by in a competitive marketplace the economic basis of which is crumbling.
The less restrictive covenant-lite structure favors the borrower and is hard to come by from traditional middle market lenders, especially for borrowers with less than US$50m in Ebitda.
GREAT INVESTORS ARE LIKE GREAT BASKETBALL PLAYERS, THEY'RE HARD TO COME BY. THEY HAVE ALMOST A GIFT, THE ABILITY TO ASSIMILATE INFORMATION, DRAW CONCLUSIONS, AND TO ACT ON THEIR BELIEFS.
Prestigious committee positions, which can greatly increase the abilities of members to provide services to their districts, are hard to come by for members who become headaches for party leaders.
But, he told VICE Sports, player consent can be hard to come by honestly when the lines are blurred in the ways they so often are in professional sports leagues.
That, in combination with a very weak union structure for minor league players, makes uncoerced consent hard to come by at the lower levels, and player leverage difficult to exercise.
In American urban food deserts, where fresh food can be hard to come by but fast food and prepackaged processed foods abound, eating and staying healthy can be a challenge.
Full agreement on macro-economic policy looks hard to come by at the May 26-27 summit, where topics from terrorism and refugees to cyber security will also be discussed.
So now there is a new cohort of brands fighting for attention beyond Baselworld's giant halls; some will find a spot but others may find one hard to come by.
And as sluggish provincial bureaucracies struggle to manage a new regulatory system, licenses to operate legally are hard to come by, giving illegal sellers added impetus to defy the law.
Many investors and analysts - and some managers - say that in a world where good returns are hard to come by, breaking up businesses that don't belong together can be profitable.
While nationwide statistics are hard to come by because the scams are so widespread, it's fair to say that affinity fraud losses run into the billions of dollars per year.
But those gigs can be hard to come by, and Adler predicts he could end up on one or more boards of a smaller company — which will pay much less.
Thankfully, our favorite winter-ready fabric isn't exactly hard to come by, with everyone from Rachel Comey to Rosetta Getty offering up their own unique takes on the traditional velvet dress.
Entrepreneurs have it rough in Africa, India, Pakistan — places where VC cash doesn't fall from the sky and necessary infrastructure like reliable banking and broadband can be hard to come by.
This is a disturbing development given the central role that safety net programs play in assisting families and boosting the economy when unemployment rises and work is hard to come by.
Because actual lunar soil is hard to come by on Earth, the team used five Earth-sourced simulants to represent the dust found on various parts of the moon&aposs terrain.
OUTSIZE RETURNS are hard to come by in the bond market: the approach pioneered by Jack Bogle at Vanguard of matching a benchmark while minimising transaction fees is tough to beat.
Official lightsticks can be hard to come by as they are sometimes only sold at concerts, and the ones that are for sale from official online retailers are often sold out.
On a day when those yards were hard to come by, TCU broke through for the go-ahead touchdown on a broken play with 5:26 remaining in the third quarter.
Exact statistics on the prevalence of cybercrime and number of prosecutions are hard to come by, but experts agree that far less than 1% of cybercrimes ever result in an arrest.
While TB medicine is available in government hospitals, at least a third of patients rely on private clinics, where the drugs are hard to come by, health officials and patients said.
As you know, the free tickets to his memorial were hard to come by this week, as they were gobbled up within minutes after they were made available to Cali residents.
Wins are hard to come by for the Arizona Coyotes, who have just one this season and zero through the first four contests of their season-high six-game road trip.
Because of this attitude, information about modern contraception was hard to come by— even though options like the pill, condoms and IUDs were available at the time, albeit in short supply.
If you get a seat by the window — and seats can be hard to come by especially during happy hour — you'll see the comings and goings of the Roosevelt Island tram.
Soft to the touch, the quality of the fabric feels luxurious, but the stretchiness of the shirt offers a versatility that is hard to come by in most high-end shirts.
Policy victories for the oil industry have been hard to come by during the Obama administration, but Maloney played a key role in convincing Congress to overturn the oil export ban.
Those cities are part of counties where suburban employment drives down the overall unemployment rate, even though work is still hard to come by for poor people in the cities themselves.
Arcia had a triple and home run and scored the only runs in Friday's 2-0 victory, and stepped up again when runs were hard to come by in Saturday's victory.
World Cup tickets are notoriously hard to come by, but even people lucky enough to secure seats at a game could find themselves, in some sense, on the outside looking in.
When all you have are suspicions, though, abandoning a job you like in a world where those are hard to come by imposes costs on you without improving the overall situation.
"You would have to take data insights from 100-plus jury outcomes in order to be able to train your model" and that data is hard to come by, she said.
With recession bells already ringing, many startups are concerned that venture capital funding may be hard to come by through the end of 2020 and could spell disaster for young companies.
I had to give the Hadni brothers points for passion and ambition, especially considering their limitations (every drink involving whiskey used Jack Daniel's; spirits are hard to come by in Morocco).
Reliable numbers are hard to come by, but around half of Kosovo's Serbs — high estimates reach 70,000 — live in northern Kosovo, where they make up some 90 percent of the population.
With increases in wages relatively muted, affordable housing hard to come by, and the cost of college tuition soaring, many are going deep into the red just to make ends meet.
To be fair, very few restaurants are as interesting as ABC Kitchen was when it opened, and there are solid reasons that reservations at Loring Place are hard to come by.
In a strong economy like the one today, qualified service members are hard to come by -- after nearly two decades of wars and multiple deployments, we need everyone we can get.
The numbers are hard to come by but according to a report by the University of Nebraska, women make up less than 10% of pilots, maintenance technicians and airline executives globally.
Mariners LH Wade Miley (21-215, 23) Smyly has allowed two or fewer earned runs in each of his past five outings even if victories have been hard to come by.
That, they said, would help smooth out some of the thorny racial issues, while giving an Asian-American actor the kind of leading part that has been hard to come by.
And, while in today's hyper-partisan political environment, good faith is sometimes hard to come by, until very recently, presidents and Senate leaders of both parties have worked together as intended.
As the opioid epidemic rages on, methadone — 1 of 3 approved medications to treat opioid use disorder — can be hard to come by, according to a new article in Health Affairs.
But for more than two decades, Judd's collected writings, originally published in 1975, have been extremely hard to come by, with copies sometimes trading on used book sites for hundreds of dollars.
"They're hard to come by, these days," said the company's owner, James Presley, who had sold the last of his glass booths over 10 years ago to military bases and novelty collectors.
Solid tallies of exactly how many iguanas are in Florida are hard to come by, but the wildlife commission says public sightings of the lizards have grown increasingly common since the 1960s.
Real Madrid has tried to raise funds in the same way to pay for its planned £470 million refit of the Santiago Bernabeu, but has found suitable partners hard to come by.
Medals in international competitions are hard to come by, but Sultan pockets them like they were loose change and even wins an Olympic gold medal to be crowned "King of the Ring".
Bike makers have told me that investor cash is hard to come by these days because scooter-sharing startups like Bird and Lime have made VCs dodgy about funding new mobility startups.
Accurate data on how many illegal firearms are in Brazil is hard to come by, but previous studies from the Justice Ministry suggest nearly 8 million guns are in the country illegally.
While Pleistocene hunters are thought to have played a role in the demise of these giant animals and many others, direct evidence to support that hypothesis is very hard to come by.
A staggering number—but even with trafficking on the rise, information about the illegal pangolin trade remains hard to come by, since elephants and rhinos are the focus of most conservation efforts.
For developing parts of the world where clean water is hard to come by, it could be easily used on a larger scale to help purify water from lakes, wells, and rivers.
" He said the highlight of the quarter was the company's top line growth, adding that Clorox has "a lot of growth in an environment where growth is so hard to come by.
But she warns those that think they can land another oil and gas job they are in for a shock since jobs that were once plentiful are now hard to come by.
When close friends proved hard to come by, Hwang turned to the internet — launching her first blog, World of Four, as a way to connect with kindred spirits all over the world.
With growth hard to come by amid the lethargic economy, companies ranging from snowmobile manufacturers to furniture sellers are incorporating virtual reality that so far has mostly been found in video games.
Eventually, the plan is for this telecommunications system to provide low-cost broadband internet access to paying customers around the planet, including remote areas where internet service is hard to come by.
Activity in "EDS" is still low, but a growing number of investors are turning to the product in this low-yielding environment, bankers say, with returns increasingly hard to come by elsewhere.
The returnees use song, dance and competitive football - migrants v students - to break the ice, then share information about job and education opportunities, hard to come by in Gambia's remote farming regions.
This is a big problem, as cash flow has become hard to come by with oil prices so low, and it has $500 million in debt that will come due next month.
Communities are speaking up about the lack of healthy food availability, especially in low-income neighborhoods where not everyone has access to a vehicle and fresh food is hard to come by.
In a world where brand loyalty is increasingly hard to come by, especially for consumer-facing companies like Procter & Gamble or Coca-Cola, Apple's burgeoning razor-razorblade model has power, he said.
Other states require a minimum period on hormones, with at least one doctor's note to back it up -- all of which takes time and money that may be hard to come by.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is only about 2% from a record high, but confidence is hard to come by when wealthy investors are asked about the future direction for the market.
Experimental treatments emerged during the outbreak but were limited in supply; those who received supportive care had much higher survival rates but beds at treatment centers initially were hard to come by.
Public support for Yovanovitch has been hard to come by from top State Department officials, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has not been willing to defend the longtime diplomat in public.
The result, according to Wilkinson, to whom I will give the last word, is that rapid cultural change can make a truly common national identity hard to come by, if not impossible.
Named Chef of the Century by Gault & Millau in 1990, Robuchon was as much a French culinary attraction as truffles, and reservations at Jamin as hard to come by and just as expensive.
Information about any prisoner or judicial proceeding in Saudi Arabia is hard to come by — the justice system is notoriously arbitrary and secretive, and the media often offers only sparse or fragmented details.
Developers shouldn't be the only ones who can take advantage of APIs, because, while they are great to have (we're very happy to have all of ours!), they are hard to come by.
She explained that sometimes food was thrown out because of concerns regarding rats in her dorm and said children often went to bed hungry, while clean water also was hard to come by.
It's no secret that machine learning talent is hard to come by, so it's no surprise that all of the major tech firms are acquiring as much talent and technology as they can.
In the past, people were afraid to come forward in these situations because they were terrified of losing an opportunity so hard to come by, an opportunity that meant so much to them.
Reliable numbers about how many Haitians have voluntarily left the Dominican Republic are hard to come by, but on this day I see evidence that an attempt is being made to keep count.
Unless you're Naomi Campbell, Drake, or RiRi herself, though, Fenty clothing has been hard to come by — even harder, believe it or not, than scoring one of her furry slides on drop day.
Despite being a necessity for life, clean, drinkable water can be extremely hard to come by in some places where war has destroyed infrastructure or climate change has dried up rivers and aquifers.
"Privacy becomes the most craved desire, but it can be hard to come by," said Wackrow, adding it falls to Melania Trump, as it did to Michelle Obama, to help her family adjust.
As an attempted military coup unfolded in Turkey Friday night, with bridges closed, tanks rolling through cities and aircraft flying low overhead, news of what was actually happening was hard to come by.
Genuine, verifiable randomness—think of it as the property possessed by a sequence of numbers that makes it impossible to predict the next number in the sequence—is extremely hard to come by.
But thanks to the financial crisis, jobs in commercial real estate, Katie's specialty, were hard to come by, so they ended up staying in the 300-square-foot room for an entire year.
Exact figures of the number of lesbian vloggers are hard to come by—straight couples use the TTC tag too—but searching for "TTC" and "gay" brings up 33,200 videos on the platform.
The Nintendo Classic Edition, the hard-to-come-by micro-console preloaded with 30 games from the 1980s and '90s NES catalog, has been a target for hackers ever since its November release.
Even the hard-won gains of the ECP are hard to come by if there is no will to change to more sustainable practices that work with the environment and not against it.
ET, Big Ten Network ABOUT NORTHWESTERN (20-8, 233-6 Big Ten): Pointshave been hard to come by of late for the Wildcats, who have failed to reach 70in their last seven outings.
State-level polling of teachers is hard to come by, but it's worth noting that even the pro-strike Arizona Educators United claimed that only 85033 percent of Arizona teachers were pro-strike.
Precise casualty figures are hard to come by, but according to a classified Chinese military document I found in a Hong Kong library, more than 456,000 Tibetans were "annihilated" from 1956 to 1962.
There is one corner of the market that does have use for the stock, as bets against Snap have become so popular that shares available for short selling are hard to come by.
There's a sense of community and oneness that's hard to come by — it was as if, despite social and economical differences, the unique elements of the land and culture bound the people together.
Evidence is not hard to come by — most recently, the Wells Fargo scandal, in which employees of the company, spurred by perverse incentive structures, opened two million fraudulent accounts in their customers' names.
Historical insights in the field are hard to come by, Dr. Thorson said, partly because the people who originally piled stones alongside their croplands and pastures wrote down almost nothing about their techniques.
While caregivers and academics believe that such environments help dementia patients cope better, solid evidence for their long-lasting effectiveness is hard to come by, in part because the condition has no cure.
Hengli Petrochemical wants to be China's first private exporter of jet fuel, but the move against the dominance of state oil companies requires licensing and approvals that will be hard to come by.
Definitive figures are hard to come by but the National Union of Somali Journalists has estimated that 47 journalists were arrested in 2016, 32 in 2017, and around 12 in 2018 so far.
Also, the governance of the city's transit system is so convoluted, amid a tangle of state and city ownership, obligation, and deflection, that decisions, much less good ones, are hard to come by.
As the prize consignment of the week — in a period of uncertainty, when trophies have been hard to come by — the Ames cache had been estimated to sell for at least $93 million.
During these days of negative cash flow, additional funding can be hard to come by since private venture capitalists want to limit their risk as they maintain an eye on a profitable exit.
Reservations are hard to come by at the tiny kaiseki restaurant in Row DTLA (the same high-end shopping mall that hosts Smorgasburg on Sundays), even for these lunches that diners carry out.
Reliable figures are hard to come by, but according to the Yale Global Forest Atlas, 90 percent of the wood taken out of African forests is used as fuel, mainly for home cooking.
Honest coverage of these positive developments has been hard to come by in the mainstream media, which has shown dogged determination to peddle tired narratives of dysfunction and drama in the White House.
Credible estimates of its membership are hard to come by, Weiss notes, but numbers reported by the Russian media range between 20183,22018 and 25,2000 fighters, including reserves; many have experience in Russia-backed wars.
But more significantly, it may lead to more writers being able to make it — or at least struggle a little less — at a time when support for their craft is hard to come by.
Some hospital workers believe medicines are being swiped from their facilities to be sold on the black market, as government rationing of medications has made even basics, like pain relievers, hard to come by.
Its members are escaping a stagnant economy where jobs are hard to come by — and harder for those who have spoken out against the government of President Juan Orlando Hernández, contentiously reelected in December.
Federal dollars for research into gun violence are hard to come by, with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reluctant to step over a 250-year congressional restriction on funding firearms studies.
But for the 2,22 people who had tickets to the Saturday matinee and evening performances of "Hamilton," the cancellations were a particularly tough blow, because tickets are both costly and hard to come by.
Timeline: It is important to note that Kalanick's behavior and choices in the time between taking leave and Tuesday were determinative for many of the revolting investors, although specifics remain hard to come by.
Friendly faces are hard to come by in the Dark Souls games, and whenever anyone does talk to you — rather than do their level best to murder you — they feel like your new BFF.
The new Aaron Burr told us he's getting hit up by almost everyone in his life because tickets are so hard to come by ... but only very specific friends and lovers have a shot.
And despite her split from Brandon's father, McEntire has remained connected to Clarkson's family — though between television shows like The Voice, hosting gigs, concerts and live appearances, time together is hard to come by.
North Carolina is asking the Supreme Court to step in, but with the justices divided 4-4 along ideological lines, a fifth vote to reinstate the restrictive law will be hard to come by.
A formula that fits those qualifications can be hard to come by, but Anastasia Beverly Hills just made our hunt for the perfect blush that much easier — and it's even better than we imagined.
The sort of Renaissance man and public intellectual Berger represented is hard to come by these days, but The Seasons in Quincy — and interaction with Berger — is a bit of a spark of inspiration.
A month out, accommodation was hard to come by, and I ended up having to move between mostly forgettable hotels three times — a pity in a country where hospitality is an art in itself.
Writing or editing services are hard to come by in smaller communities, so remote workers can get a leg up, especially if you have a proven track record as a professional or business writer.
Agreement on the merits or failings of any individual collection, or the fashion season as a whole, is as hard to come by in this world as accord across the aisle is in politics.
Happy endings, however, are hard to come by at the racetrack, especially when there is a $6 million purse on the line, as there was on Saturday at Santa Anita Park for the Classic.
Since the launch of Nintendo's incredibly popular NES Classic Edition, which bundles 30 NES games in a package that you can hook up to a modern TV, it's been incredibly hard to come by.
She said the Syrian authorities would provide equipment — which has often been hard to come by — ahead of the Games, and a team of seven athletes would compete in swimming, athletics, weightlifting and judo.
But with gusts up to 40 miles per hour, deep completions were hard to come by — except for Cousins and his No. 1 receiver, Adam Thielen, who could seemingly catch passes in a hurricane.
One example of a poor mindset is to minimize conflict, because fucking up is costly and opportunities are hard to come by, so I have trouble putting my ideas out there and defending them.
In Miami, Jacksonville, Tampa and elsewhere, far more houses were dark than not, while some elderly and sick people were marooned in hospitals and nursing homes where reliable power was hard to come by.
Satellite-based network coverage works in tandem with ground-based networks, which helps ensure there aren't any blind spots in industries where communication can be hard to come by, like agriculture, forestry and mining.
Together with the historic breakthrough in Paris (and more recent agreements on aviation emissions and hydrofluorocarbons), the domestic legal developments give reason for optimism that has been hard to come by in this area.
Reservations at LùBar are hard to come by, but the fashion flock doesn't have to worry: Ms. Beccaria's next show is scheduled for Thursday, Day Two of Milan Fashion Week, in the bar's courtyard.
AUX Bar, a diner-meets-dive bar, serves vinegar pie, a regional spin on a citrus pie that substitutes acidic vinegar for the lemons that were once hard to come by in the mountains.
By then, slavery in this country was more than two hundred years old, and although estimates are hard to come by, perhaps twice that many million African-Americans had lived their lives in chains.
The announcement caught even the media by surprise and details were hard to come by in the first 24 hours as confusion reigned supreme with rumors flooding WhatsApp groups and even some media reports.
While firm stats on trans sex workers in Canada are hard to come by, it's not uncommon to find trans individuals inovlved in sex work, either independently or for some form of an escort agency.
And while satin teddies and red lace sets aren't exactly hard to come by this time of year, finding something sexy to slip into that's size-inclusive can be tricky — or it was, until today.
Resignations from the Trump administration are not hard to come by but President Trump's former press secretary Sean Spicer says he's "a little" surprised at the sudden departure of White House communications director Hope Hicks.
World stocks have rallied hard this year - the S&P 0.23 has climbed more than 20.2 percent so far in 21 - but further gains will be hard to come by, analysts at Capital Economics said.
While numbers of Americans affected are hard to come by, it's been enough to warrant attention from the Treasury Department, which met last year with Serrato's group to hear one solution to the reporting requirements.
Ultimately, however, we may find that water will be hard to come by, and future explorers may have to be relegated to the frozen polar regions where subterranean water ice is (reasonably) accessible and plentiful.
"In the past, people were afraid to come forward in these situations because they were terrified of losing an opportunity so hard to come by, an opportunity that meant so much to them," she wrote.
With many defendants facing long "mandatory minimum" sentences for non-violent drug offenses, government informants were not hard to come by -- friends and neighbors testified against one another to downplay their involvement in the conspiracy.
But systemic risk is exceedingly hard to come by, which is why Cramer gets so frustrated when market commentators say today's stock market is the same or worse than it was during the financial crisis.
Banks and investors have benefited from having access to the Fed's expansive bond inventory for specific issues that can otherwise be hard to come by, but the Fed will soon have fewer bonds to lend.
Jack Way tells us he's an actor/model in the entertainment industry, but work has been hard to come by, and he's been living in his car the last few months to make ends meet.
US generals first suggested they were concerned the Russian government was seeking to arm the Afghan insurgents back in April, but images from the battlefield here corroborating these claims have been hard to come by.
Direct comparisons are hard to come by, but an Eno Center for Transportation study in February suggested the all-in cost in privatized markets is lower than the full U.S. tax burden for equivalent flights.
But startups also have a lot to gain by selling themselves to an established company that can provide stability, reliability and predictability, all of which can be hard to come by in the tech world.
Gold was pretty hard to come by too, raid groups were hard to get together, high-end gear was reserved for the best and most dedicated players, and there were no super fast flying mounts.
With 2420 taps and more than 2604 bottled beers on offer — including the delectable Schneider Weisse and the hard-to-come-by Matuska — this expansive and sparsely decorated corner establishment quickly gained a loyal following.
The only drawback of Damrosch Park's open-air stage is that an unobstructed view of the feet — flamenco's most essential instrument — can be hard to come by, so arrive early for a good seat. (lcoutofdoors.org)
Though between 21.2 million and 2 million people visit the church every year – exact numbers are hard to come by – few stay overnight and little economic benefit comes to the town of about 25,000 people.
The cushy sole is an outstanding feature of this style (something that's hard to come by with solid rubber boots) and I'm pleased to say that it's not lost with the addition of the insoles.
Some have said opponents are getting ahead of themselves when they call 3D printed guns a "threat to public safety," considering there are not very many of them and they are hard to come by.
Though up-to-date testing figures from China are hard to come by, South Korea tested an additional 9,640 people between March 19 and 20, according to the Korean Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
But a full picture of spending on Mr. de Blasio's plan is hard to come by, and it is more than likely that the full cost to the city is higher than the official number.
While figures illuminating how widespread the practice is are hard to come by, it appears there are enough people into it to support a company dedicated to making swimwear designed to accommodate saline filled scrota.
But points were still hard to come by as two teams reached the final quarter without a touchdown for the first time in a Super Bowl, the six points the fewest ever after three quarters.
Precise statistics are hard to come by, but the United Nations says that 20063,000 people who fled other parts of the country have settled in Marib Province, in addition to its original population of 340,000.
While national figures are hard to come by, Rand's research shows that an oversupply in Oregon caused the price per pound to fall more than 50 percent, from $1,250 in 2016 to $500 in 2018.
With vacant land so hard to come by in East Hampton village, where Mr. Scotti has built a home a year for the past 27 years, all but one of those homes replaced a teardown.
With some replacement parts for those classics becoming hard to come by or prohibitively expensive, the system also frees owners from having to track down, say, a period-correct carburetor to keep their baby running.
It did this in part by keeping headcount low, and partly by keeping its headquarters in Burlingame, a less-trendy suburb of San Francisco where office space isn&apost quite so hard to come by.
But for the thousands of moderators across the world, faced with navigating this byzantine maze of rules as they monitor billions of posts per day in over 100 languages, clarity is hard to come by.
Mr. Francis found work hard to come by in Jamaica, his brother said, and he believed he would have better prospects in the United States — and at least he would be with his young family.
For all my critique — and I have never been a fan of the way the project is run —Bushwick Collective offered some artists free walls, a luxury when legal walls are hard to come by.
And it is a respite from the increasingly urbanized Istanbul, where such expansive land is hard to come by, where public contemporary art is rare, and where art in general is under increasingly tight surveillance.
While information about Spinlaunch is hard to come by — their website has scant details, and we don't yet know what the catapult will look like — it's a potentially exciting frontier in the private space race.
Despite Nintendo promising to bring back the NES Classic Edition next year, and to manufacture enough SNES Classic Editions to meet demand, both consoles are still hard to come by ahead of the looming Christmas deadline.
In March, the administration even removed questions about gender identity and sexual orientation from the 2020 census — which was seen as a blow to the LGBTQ community, about which data is already hard to come by.
In addition, about a quarter of employers said they lowered requirements for the most-common, less-skilled positions, underscoring the idea that both skilled and unskilled workers are hard to come by in this labor market.
Two-bedroom rentals may be a great deal for people willing to live on the outskirts of the city, but in the cramped heart of the city, a cheap two-bedroom is hard to come by.
IN AN AGE where religious dissidents can face flogging or death in Saudi Arabia, re-education camps in China and dubious terrorism charges in Russia, good tidings about liberty of belief are hard to come by.
While it is hard to come by reliable global oil inventory data, regional stock levels for the United states, Europe and parts of Asia suggest that inventories have dipped in recent weeks, albeit from record levels.
He's held the job for 21 years and it pays him the equivalent of twenty dollars a month but in a country where work is hard to come by Cuba's old rail tracks are his lifeline.
Of course, the holiday part of the movie may be hard to come by during the summer, but that ice cream is sure to taste pretty great no matter when fun-loving travelers book this trip.
Dwight's problem is that good centers are simply not as hard to come by as they used to be, and there's no team that could realistically jump into the Cavs-Warriors vortex by trading for him.
Kyocera, for its part, turned to floating panels because solar power has become so popular in Japan that big tracts of land for typical panel setups are hard to come by, said a spokeswoman, Natsuki Doi.
Hot streaks are hard to come by in the loaded ACC, but Wake Forest has registered three wins in its last four games and will try to pick up another when it visits Clemson on Tuesday.
"From a bull market perspective, when equities are highly valued and growth is hard to come by, [completing a merger or acquisition] is difficult," said Decker Walker, a Chicago-based partner at The Boston Consulting Group.
Mr. Eklund said the building has drawn a number of buyers from the West Village and TriBeCa, some of the most expensive areas in the city, where inventory under $21 million is hard to come by.
It would also allow Azul to become a big competitor in Brazil's most desirable domestic airports - Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo - which have profitable routes but where available airport slots are hard to come by.
The leakiness of the Trump White House has been a boon to the press corps, who find themselves feasting on the juicy insider details that were hard to come by during the "No Drama Obama" years.
Concrete information about the conflict is hard to come by: On its Facebook page, the Egyptian military claims to have killed at least 3,000 Islamist militants, far more than the hundreds it once estimated were there.
Exact numbers of witches in the city are hard to come by, as there are many solitary practitioners, but coven and community leaders estimate that as many as 10,123 witches live and practice in New York.

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