Sentence examples for became difficult for all from inspiring English sources

As the pandemic faded into endemicity, further experimentation became difficult for all researchers.

That day one of the Dalai Lama's representatives sent a letter to a senior official in Beijing, warning him that unless managed carefully the situation in Tibet might become "difficult for all of us to handle".Yet by 1.30pm on March 14th, as the riots began to spread beyond the area near the Ramoche Temple, the security presence had all but disappeared from that part of the city.

When things became difficult for Gorbachev, the west hastily abandoned all pretence of support for him: had he received even a few of the billions of dollars lavished on Yeltsin - much of which has been siphoned off by corruption in the highest places - Russia would not be in its present plight.

Life soon became difficult for the signatories.

The lessons petered out [when] things became difficult for Julius".

It became difficult for biotechnology companies to go public.

Sensitive topics often became difficult for various individuals.

As the disturbance records are in general, analyzed and stored at the central office or control center, it has become difficult for engineers to analyze all this data.

But if all human life shares certain principles, then it becomes difficult for any one society to assert claims of innate superiority.

Because these two terms are exchangeable, it has become difficult for science, namely physics, to properly distinguish and articulate things in a way we can all grasp.

Then it becomes difficult for the university.