Sentence examples for become less difficult from inspiring English sources

But that doesn't mean they become less difficult.

These two Didions don't become less difficult to reconcile in the context of a grief memoir.

Meanwhile, the children are difficult but lovable up to about the age of three, when they become less difficult, and then at the age of about 13 they become bestially awful, until somewhere around their mid-20s they become OK again.

A senior American official who is helping shape policy said, "Moral absolutism will not get us very far in Bosnia policy". He said that in the last few months some Bosnian Serb leaders had become less difficult to deal with because they want Western aid.

Forty-seven percent of employers said the visa application process has become more difficult, while only 18% said it had become less difficult.

"I'm not going to lie and say it's become less difficult," Carver said.

Maybe it becomes less difficult the second time round.

"Research shows that if children read for pleasure, they become better readers and school becomes less difficult," Ms. Epstein said.

Still, the bond between the two becomes less difficult to understand when Mr. Feingold points to a picture on his office wall of one of his own political heros.

With an initial customer…and strategic investor in place, finding additional capital became less difficult.

If you're faithful to this credo, everything else becomes less difficult.