Sentence examples for becomes a bit difficult from inspiring English sources
"It becomes a bit difficult to ask questions about her finances thereafter".
People want a lot more of your time, it becomes a bit difficult to cram everything in and leave time for practising golf and doing what got to you where you are.
As the structure of α-crystallin is not available it becomes a bit difficult to point out the exact sites in it that may be interacting with these dementia-associated peptides.
If Mr. Obama emerges from the conventions in a stronger position than he entered them with, Mr. Romney's position will have become a bit difficult.
"It can become a bit difficult - I've got a young family, and my children are almost three and four and a half.
G: We were three people at the beginning, but the other guy was not able to work in a group so it became a bit difficult.
After all, when a hired CEO makes more in a single workday (based on a five day week) than the worker does in an entire year, justification does become a bit difficult.
"The film has become a bit difficult to swallow due to the changing morals; today there is too much racism in the subject matter than we are used to dealing with," she said in an email.
They then will trust him and he will be well understood, even if the actual situation is going to become a bit difficult.
