Sentence examples for become difficult to take from inspiring English sources

It had become difficult to take him seriously.

It will become difficult to take on the tyrants who will menace the world.

Threats of government shutdowns and legislative crises have become so routine since the Republicans took over the House and the Tea Party took over the Republicans that it's become difficult to take them seriously.

It has become difficult to take seriously an editorial page that argues that in the wake of the attacks on our country, missile defense is less relevant while simultaneously arguing that campaign finance reform is "more important than ever" (editorial, Oct. 16).

But even though he adapted to the sleeping arrangements, it became difficult to take on intellectually laborious tasks, like improving his Russian language skills, in the final few months of the mission.

It becomes difficult to take the vitriolic hyperbole about Chávez and his protégés after hearing a fumble like that.

Bleeder bolts can become difficult to remove.

What sets them apart has become difficult to define.

Grain become difficult to procure.

Once these terms of engagement have been set, it becomes difficult to condemn others taking up the mantle for their own purposes.

One obvious, and much-cited, reason for this is that once an entitlement has been granted (particularly when middle-class people have access to that entitlement), it becomes politically difficult to take it away.