Sentence examples for become difficult for a from inspiring English sources

I know when things become difficult for a leader in Africa is when the mothers come out out on to the street.

It becomes difficult for a politician to articulate exactly what is wrong with this arrangement when the audience itself is in on the game and perhaps does not want to hear about its own takings.

Especially with strong distribution like Chipotle, it becomes difficult for a mom and pop Mexican restaurant to beat a high performing business.

During the final Test of the 1930 Ashes at the Oval, during Bradman's innings of 232, the wicket became difficult for a time following rain.

The issues are so mixed up that it has become difficult for people to get a clear focus on them".

(The romanticization of Tibet may go back at least a century in the West, but as China has removed 300 million people from poverty in less than 30 years, it has become difficult for average citizens to view a culture that condemns material advancement in a positive light.

Concentrating on daily tasks had become difficult for her, and minor gait abnormalities were observed.

As the pandemic faded into endemicity, further experimentation became difficult for all researchers.

Mauve has been widely used to analyze rearrangements and horizontal gene transfers that have occurred as microbial genomes have evolved [ 9], but visualization of relationships becomes difficult for more than a small number of genomes because hundreds of translocations and inversions are often seen even between genomes of closely related species [ 10].

When the retrovirus mutates, which it often does, its spawn becomes difficult for the body or a vaccine to target and chase out.

Add to the mix the weak global economic recovery and the economic effects of the respiratory illness SARS, industry experts say, and it becomes difficult for OPEC to make a sound decision about how much oil to pump.