Sentence examples for become terribly difficult from inspiring English sources

"Since William Goren embezzled our money, our everyday lives have become terribly difficult," Mrs. Novack wrote in a letter to Judge Thomas C. Platt, who is overseeing the case.

When Alice was 10, her mother was diagnosed with an unusual form of Parkinson's, "and then of course the whole struggle became terribly difficult, because you were struggling with a sick person who, emotionally, holds all the cards ".

One might imagine that by taking M and K large, it becomes terribly difficult to optimize the system throughput.

Combine that with even less time and fewer dollars to waste and it becomes terribly difficult to raise a child on your own.

Teen tunes seem to have become terribly introspective, terribly go-getting, terribly … dull.

The game has become terribly respectable.

It became terribly important.

But then it all became terribly complicated.

"We took the regular route, which becomes terribly irregular when you leave it".

"Heavy coverage can be chic, but it's terribly difficult to get right.

"Working directly with the UN, I always found it's terribly difficult to be supported, terribly difficult to get information, and terribly difficult to work with them" (#16; F36 years; Public Health).