Sentence examples for become difficult if the from inspiring English sources
Identification of vehicles in foodborne outbreaks can become difficult if the exposure is common.
Repaying the loan may become difficult if the local currency depreciates against the currency in which the loan needs to be repaid, and/or if government tax revenue declines.
This reduction is necessary because sparse approximation becomes difficult if the dictionary is coherent (mu gtrsim 1/S).
On the other hand, if the horizontal stress difference is high, the fracture propagation becomes difficult if the horizontal well has a close fracture spacing.
This is especially critical in mobile transect campaigns conducted in urban areas, where observations have to be related to the quickly varying complex surroundings of the sensor, which becomes difficult if the sensor has a high time constant relative to environmental scale and sensor velocity.
Clarity of purpose becomes difficult if the conflict is locally driven especially as we associate our enemy -- what the president calls the "affiliates" and "extremists" -- to a global movement that experts say became irrelevant some time ago.
Furthermore, the dose response relationship observed in the nonlinear dose range could depend on parameters other than the proper dose metric so that identification of the latter may become difficult, if not impossible.
At the other extreme are those securities that, without an abundant supply of available credit, become difficult if not impossible to sell at any price.
The presidential contender Donald Trump has vowed to unpick the Paris accord if elected, but if it were to come into force before he came into office, that would become difficult if not impossible under US law and political conventions.
Under his watch, trolley waits in A&E are almost five times higher than in 2010, and timely access to primary care has become difficult if not impossible in many areas.
And once convicted, finding employment and traveling become difficult if not impossible.
