Sentence examples for become very difficult with from inspiring English sources

Chris Swanepoel, an illegal immigrant living in Cambridgeshire, says life has become very difficult with the crackdown in illegal immigration.

The situation in Colombia had become very difficult, with kidnappings, drug trafficking and the insecurity in the country at that time.

As such, given this penury of formal training in their early years, the learning of the language for today's young Greek-Americans becomes very difficult with the passing of time.

It can then become very difficult to progress with the task in hand.

In particular, it might become very difficult to get a 30-year loan with a fixed interest rate -- a product that has been broadly available only because of government support.

"If a publisher were to establish a fact-checking department the way a magazine fact checks, given the length of the works and the number of books they are dealing with, it would become very difficult to publish a lot of nonfiction".

I also agree with Laura that it has become very difficult to evaluate execution performance.

With recent advances, it has become very difficult to concentrate up on a particular species as a model plant.

The situation has become very difficult for single parent households and two-parent families with more than one child.

And with the power we showed, it would have become very difficult for Real Madrid.

For our results we defined ρ ≤ 0.40 as unacceptable because with this level of precision even strong associations become very difficult to observe.