Sentence examples for became too difficult to from inspiring English sources

In essence, his car became too difficult to steer.

For years Ms. Zegar slept on a sofa bed, but it eventually became too difficult to open every night.

It had been thought the law could finally be disproved as it became too difficult to make ever smaller transistors.

Eventually, it became too difficult to get the dogs over the leads, and the team decided to have them evacuated.

"Ultimately it became too difficult to get through the crowds, so we all just wound up staying at the arena," she said.

But her job options were limited by broken English, she explained, her husband was usually drinking, and with a child it became too difficult to make rent.

Eventually, that position had become too difficult to hold".

"At a given moment it probably just becomes too difficult to do," he said.

The News Corp deputy chairman, Chase Carey, said the bid had become "too difficult to progress in this climate".

At a meeting in Bangkok in February 2002, he told a small group that it had become too difficult to attack embassies.

When reality becomes too difficult to bear, then stories find other ways to come out, telling themselves in language positioned at a jaunty angle to the material facts.