Sentence examples for and became difficult to from inspiring English sources

The Ady Gil was then taken under tow to a French research base at Dumont d'Urville, but quickly took on water and became difficult to tow.

The film portrays Ms. Palin in a largely negative light during the 2008 campaign, suggesting that she knew little about policy and became difficult to deal with as the campaign wore on.

The couple married in 1953 when Donat completed his successful run in TS Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral, but separated soon after; he was extremely ill with asthma, and became difficult to live with.

The cleavage that followed converted the 8-cell stage to 64-cell stage in 110.33 ± 1.52 min and became difficult to trace till the blastula stage in about 125.66 ± 1.24 min followed by blastula rotation in 1263.66 ± 1.52 min.

The lack of a post-noon PI would be because the MI signal reached the ionosphere earlier than the PI current system developed under gradual compression or because the post-noon PI shifted nightside and became difficult to detect owing to low conductance.

They hunt or scavenge, run in packs, and become difficult to manage and train.

Gypsum plaster recycling shortens the setting times, changing the workability and becomes difficult to work with it.

Without rigorous software development and maintenance, software tends to lose its original architectural structure and become difficult to understand and modify.

In announcing a second recall last week, Toyota said the accelerator pedal could wear down and become difficult to depress, slow to spring back or get stuck partly depressed.

When your event takes place once a quarter, it creates confusion and becomes difficult to generate momentum and interest for the next round.

A real difficulty these teachers envisioned in teaching about shared British values was that cultural values when internalised are durable and become difficult to change.