Sentence examples for become difficult for the from inspiring English sources
Still, it was a stark reminder that without Green, things become difficult for the league's best team.
Because of the actions of a few, the executives say, life has become difficult for the many.
As Google's growth slows, it may become difficult for the company to resist advertisers who hope to reap the benefits of its mass of data.
Because America's engagement with Iran has focussed on the single, intractable issue of nuclear arms, it has become difficult for the Administration to make perceptible progress.
It is when embarrassment turns into visible suffering — "humiliation is probably the word," Evert said — that focusing can become difficult for the player inflicting the damage.
With the injuries almost keeping pace with the prodigious number of losses, it has become difficult for the Mets to soldier on.
Appearing at a west London press conference by videolink from the Ecuadorian embassy, where he has remained since seeking asylum in 2012, Assange said that if Sweden and the UK continued to dispute the report, "the diplomatic effect is that it will become difficult for [the two countries] to be treated seriously as international players".
