Sentence examples for became difficult to prove from inspiring English sources

Rape became difficult to prove and victims were often charged with adultery and imprisoned or flogged.

"Sometimes it becomes difficult to prove a case, but you have reasons that a person poses a threat to humanity and to society," he said.

It became difficult to cope with.

At that time, more than a dozen officials in Washington were saying that there were "indications" of renewed terrorist activity, that these reports were stronger and weaker in different cases, but that it had become extremely difficult to prove Libyan involvement.

It almost seems to be a paradox that it becomes increasingly difficult to prove an OS effect with increasing efficacy of a new compound.

Ms. Mosby stressed several times in the press conference that the arrest was illegal because the knife was legal under Maryland law, previewing what will undoubtedly be one of the most critical parts of the legal case because if the arrest was legal, charges against several of the officers will collapse, and the murder and manslaughter charges will become significantly more difficult to prove.

Should the product prove effective in an ongoing 360-participant trial, it could become difficult to meet demand.

It becomes difficult to maintain faith.

Grain become difficult to procure.

It becomes difficult to move.

Bleeder bolts can become difficult to remove.