Sentence examples for become substantially more difficult from inspiring English sources

But if the weather forecast proves accurate, the golf course should firm up and become substantially more difficult with each passing day.

If Rakoff's decision is upheld, many settlements might become substantially more difficult or impossible to reach.

As a result, the spectrum and number of movies that urged themselves upon the festival annually has grown bewilderingly wide, and the job at hand for Peña (who will retire as program director after this year's festival) and his fellow programmers has grown increasingly challenging — even as the economics of film distribution became substantially more difficult.

As it turns out, matters become substantially more complicated if preferences are not homothetic.

It's true that Scotland – and particularly Glasgow – has become substantially more diverse since Hammid's arrival.

He said only sanitation workers became substantially more efficient.

Over the next several days, her lesions started draining and became substantially more erythematous and painful.

"If we try to find a student to do work part time in our administrative offices it's substantially more difficult than five years ago," Mr. Serpe said.

Answering even the simplest of questions about the geography of the green belt is therefore substantially more difficult than it ought to be.

Gone are the days when Sony's machine was substantially more difficult to program for than Microsoft's.

If you are not a permanent resident or U.S. citizen, your job search will be substantially more difficult.