Sentence examples for become very difficult for from inspiring English sources

"It's become very difficult for Jews": Trett.

"We do believe that the regulatory environment has become very difficult for Eircom," a company spokesman, Gerry O'Sullivan, said.

"Things have become very difficult for students in the last year because they can't access grants now.

If President Obama, for example, were somehow able to carry Texas and its 38 electoral votes, the electoral math would become very difficult for Mitt Romney.

If 5%to10%0% of voters get into the habit of voting Ukip, it will become very difficult for the Conservatives to win marginal seats.

If the terrorists turned out to be Muslim, I thought at the time, the future could become very difficult for Muslims in the United States.

"Things suddenly just became very difficult for me.

"The market became full of very experienced flight engineers, so it became very difficult for me to get work".

It becomes very difficult for an observer, or the market, to get any idea what the issues are.

"It became very difficult for him to string sentences together and eventually just words together," the son said.

"It becomes very difficult for a company that wants to be responsible to be responsible," he said.