Sentence examples for become difficult to have from inspiring English sources

The general belief is that if the man decides to remarry in future after vasectomy, it may become difficult to have a child or children with the new wife.

But it's a dual thing — the more people you have, it's like going to a shopping mall, and it becomes difficult to have an experience.

However, there are instances where due to privacy issues, and financial and feasibility constraints, it becomes difficult to have this separation.

It had become difficult to take him seriously.

He said it had become difficult to sustain audience interest in movie awards for a three-month period.

Increasingly, however, reciprocal relations had become difficult to sustain.

Dementia experts said use of antipsychotics for elderly patients who become difficult to handle had been a problem.

By this time, she had reportedly become difficult to work with, and had adopted very demanding musical standards for her bandmates.

Craft ale has become difficult to define as its popularity has grown.

This variety has become difficult to see; our field of aspiration has narrowed into certain channels.

But there is no more transparency anymore, and things have become difficult to understand.