Sentence examples for became far more difficult from inspiring English sources

It became far more difficult when he selected the spade jack.

Many of the holes played longer and No. 9 became far more difficult, but the first round of the Masters was not mission impossible, not with little wind and greens softened by midweek rain.

But the question is, can we get a majority of the American people to give us a fair hearing?" A fair hearing became far more difficult with the release, in March, of videotapes of Jeremiah Wright in full denunciatory mode: "Not God bless America!

By then, the fight had become far more difficult.

If those hormones aren't controlled, it becomes far more difficult to control one's weight.

Even criticizing the Bush administration's policies will become far more difficult.

But as the dimensions shrink, conventional lithographic procedures become far more difficult and expensive.

It becomes far more difficult to focus on getting a job as survival takes over.

Combating domestic violence, sexual abuse and gang-related crimes becomes far more difficult when local cops are de facto federal agents.

Finally, it will become far more difficult for the West to engage comprehensively with a Russian government that increasingly resembles a sultanate based on a personality cult.

If Britain did not consider its allies, Mubarak told Jenkins, "the difficult conversations we've been having, will become far more difficult.