Sentence examples for became very difficult for from inspiring English sources

"Things suddenly just became very difficult for me.

"It became very difficult for him to string sentences together and eventually just words together," the son said.

"The market became full of very experienced flight engineers, so it became very difficult for me to get work".

After that, it became very difficult for young correspondents to have any sort of "learning curve" because anybody hoping to "learn from their mistakes" in Iraq was not going to live very long.

Let me plant this fact in your brain, my friend: it was since blacks started to occupy top positions at the World Bank that survival became very difficult for third-world countries.

In a statement, on Thursday, Columbia stood by its finding that Nungesser did not rape Sulkowicz, and recognized that "Paul's remaining time at Columbia became very difficult for him and not what Columbia would want any of its students to experience".

"It's become very difficult for Jews": Trett.

It becomes very difficult for an observer, or the market, to get any idea what the issues are.

"It becomes very difficult for a company that wants to be responsible to be responsible," he said.

"We do believe that the regulatory environment has become very difficult for Eircom," a company spokesman, Gerry O'Sullivan, said.

Likewise, if Trump loses North Carolina or Pennsylvania or Florida, it also becomes very difficult for him to win.