Sentence examples for became difficult to locate from inspiring English sources
Finally, the center became difficult to locate, and the depression dissipated later on September 11.
By October 1, the atmospheric circulation of Hernan became difficult to locate on infrared satellite imagery.
Early on September 27, the center of the depression became difficult to locate on satellite imagery.
The circulation became difficult to locate; however, conditions favored the redevelopment of the thunderstorm activity.
The structure initially remained well-defined, although the circulation became difficult to locate as it progressed through the country.
The next day, however, the center became difficult to locate and the system was no longer forecast to intensity.
Eating at a Manhattan destination restaurant is an increasingly vainglorious experience; no wonder the food often disappoints and the "fun" has become difficult to locate.
In response to his frustrations, he made trouble on the set, he refused to learn his lines, he ate so compulsively that he had to be fitted with new costumes in ever larger sizes — the line between self-indulgence and self-contempt becomes difficult to locate.
Early on November 20, the storm made landfall on Anguilla, although by then the center had become difficult to locate.
It became difficult to move.
"It became difficult to be an MP.
