Sentence examples for and becoming difficult to from inspiring English sources

This will keep food particles from crusting over and becoming difficult to remove.

This will prevent it from drying on the screen and becoming difficult to remove at a later date.

To explain what I mean, I should start by telling you where Southampton were five years ago: in administration, playing in the third tier of English football, and fast becoming difficult to like.

Many of these parts are being patented and are becoming difficult to use, which is one of the principle reasons for the BioBrick™ Public Agreement.

Roads to the villages of Oath and Stathe are becoming difficult to drive and some houses have been cut off.

"The street corner was congested and it was becoming difficult to establish who was passing public and who was involved in the incident.

And it's becoming difficult to see where he might do so, in this solar system at any rate.

Now, I don't have many customers and it's becoming difficult to feed my own family," she said.

In a refracted media world where information comes from everywhere, the line between two "isms" — journalism and activism — is becoming difficult to discern.

"Companies are doing what they can, but the reality is that people are leaving … And it's becoming difficult to attract people", said Adam Dunnett.

However, with work for the class declining due to the introduction of new rolling stock, and spare parts becoming difficult to source, some inroads started being made.