Sentence examples for became a difficult from inspiring English sources

Later, that became a difficult task.

Trapattoni's team became a difficult one to love and the attendances at home matches suffered.

"When Lee got sent off against MK Dons I must admit it became a difficult evening for us considering he was sent off so early in the match.

He and my mother had an on-again, off-again relationship and it became a difficult triangle for me to navigate.

If they were ordinary novae, then M31 must be millions of light-years away, but then the nature of S Andromeda became a difficult question.

Thereafter, Commander Bucher recalled in an interview in 1977, "it became a difficult thing for the Navy to know exactly what to do with me".

But once tiny, pointed feet became a difficult-to-attain ideal of feminine beauty, an obstacle to infidelity and a mark of elevated social status, there was no way for parents in the upper social strata to abandon the practice without losing honor — and reducing their daughters' marriage prospects.

LEASING It becomes a difficult cycle to escape.

"It has become a difficult place to make a home".

"This issue has become a difficult issue to talk about.

"Suddenly, investment banking drifted to become a difficult stepchild and noncore," one UBS banker told The Times.