Sentence examples for become so difficult to from inspiring English sources
Ms. Coles said it had become so difficult to find female film stars to feature from this summer's blockbusters that her magazine was publishing an article about the problem.
Some radical questions arise, not the least of which is why it has become so difficult to distinguish between the nature of industrialism and the industrialising of our own nature?
Kimberly Inez McGuire, the director of public affairs at the Latina Institute, added that contraception in the area has become so difficult to come by that they're preparing to see an increase in unintended pregnancies.
Yemen quickly became the place where the United States would "get ahead of the curve" on terrorism that had become so difficult to round in Pakistan, one official said.
I'm not sure I understand why the press is so hard on people like Sharon Stone and Bob Geldof, who both use their celebrity to very good effect, and I certainly don't understand why it has become so difficult to accept good deeds at face value.
Yet, it has now become so difficult to find a party deserving of one's vote, that feeling an obligation to take part in such a farce can feel like a purgatorial punishment in itself – especially if, like so many of us, you live in a safe seat anyway.
As the War went on, the production of satirical maps largely ended, perhaps because it became so difficult to think of the struggle in anything but the most sober terms.
In Florida, after Hurricane Andrew, which struck in 1992, it became so difficult to get insurance against wind damage that the state formed its own insurance company and offered incentives to induce private companies to enter the market.
The political risks became so difficult to ascertain". One official working with Cnooc said company officials said that even if Unocal accepted the Cnooc bid, there were fears that Congress might pass legislation to block the deal.
We are drifting into an environment in which reality becomes so difficult to discern that people lack the energy or will to pursue it.
