Sentence examples for become extremely hard from inspiring English sources

Once the virus boards a ship, it can spread rapidly and become extremely hard to eradicate.

The anticipation can become extremely hard to handle when the chicken is whisked away a moment later.

Since his death in 1910, Rousseau's reputation has burgeoned - so much so that it has become extremely hard to persuade museums that have work by him to loan it out.

In the underworld, fatbergs undergo a chemical process known as saponification, which is how soap is formed, and become extremely hard, scouring bricks and mortar from the sewer walls.

This was surprising because users have been decrying the high up-front cost of software and have been urging suppliers to provide much better value for money.But given all the imponderables, it has become extremely hard, if not impossible, to quantify what the value of any given piece of software is.

The task of keeping them private, even for a short time, has therefore become extremely hard (if not impossible), and this trend is likely to become more and more evident in the future years.

Lapies commonly forms on tilted rocks, and the limestone base becomes extremely hard.

It becomes extremely hard not to speak in the language in which you are being spoken to".

Add to that the variation seen in these big chains of bones, and correctly estimating the total length of the animal becomes extremely hard.

Well, if it does remind you, I am surprised because this novel became extremely hard to find when it came to the U.S. and there were all kinds of stories about how it had been kept deep-sixed in the Random House basement.

And that becomes extremely strong.