Sentence examples for became difficult to keep from inspiring English sources

It became difficult to keep our spirits up after waiting for signals that would never come.

"They were moving a lotof mud around," he said, meaningthat it became difficult to keep track of the mud that was leaving the well.

They recounted what they had reported in the interviews in the earlier rounds about never engaging in sex, but as their health got better it became difficult to keep their word.

These cows become difficult to keep sound and productive.

But it has become difficult to keep this up.

In the Castro neighborhood, turnover among merchants is so rampant that it has become difficult to keep track.

Her figures are only estimates, though, she cautioned, because it has become difficult to keep track of the takeovers.

But it becomes difficult to keep an open mind on such issues if the findings of a purportedly scientific document cannot be trusted.

In the world of business-to-business Internet commerce, it has become difficult to keep up with the rapid-fire creation of so-called e-marketplaces -- the darlings du jour of the investment community.

"We have a carefully crafted compromise, and once you start pulling the strings out of the compromise, it becomes difficult to keep as a sweater," said Frank Maisano, a spokesman for a group of MTBE producers.

It has become difficult to keep them online and well-moderated, despite the devotion of our staff.