Sentence examples for become difficult for some from inspiring English sources

"Just two years have passed," Mr. Ashcroft said, "but already it has become difficult for some Americans to recall the shock, anger, grief and anguish of that day".

With the Clinton campaign on the war path, pressing their message that Obama's candidacy would be doomed in November, and with a hungry media, happy to oblige in repetition, it has become difficult for some to wade through the spin to the truth.

In these situations species delimitations typically become blurred at the higher ploidy levels and interploidy discrimination can also become difficult for some taxa.

Simple daily activities had become difficult for some and in general carers described taking on an increased number of domestic chores.

Donations such as clothing and household items can become difficult for disaster responders to handle and might not be needed in some areas.

Holder replied that he was "concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them".

"I am concerned that the size of some of these institutions becomes so large that it does become difficult for us to prosecute them," Holder said.

"It's become difficult for observers to see the global picture anymore," he explained.

"I knew if the bad run carried on it would become difficult for me.

AngloGold might counter with a higher bid for Normandy, he said, but "it's starting to become difficult for them".

It has become difficult for Republicans to please both suburban soccer moms and up-country Christian Coalition members.