Sentence examples for becomes a difficult place from inspiring English sources

"We all hope this becomes a difficult place to play," Coughlin said.

"They've started to create the same feeling that we had at Liverpool in 2011, in that it becomes a difficult place to play.

"It has become a difficult place to make a home".

A. Nursing homes have become a difficult place to work for nurses and other health care workers.

The Falcons have a reputation for dour rugby, not an unfair one, but they have a decent backline and Kingston Park could become a difficult place to go again.

Mr. Page has made personal appeals to some of them, and, at least in a few recent cases, has said he is worried that the company has become a difficult place for entrepreneurs, according to people who have met with him.

"It's the first time we've lost here in 2015, and regardless of tonight's result this has become a difficult place to play.

The classroom becomes a difficult and foreboding place for teacher and children alike.

It becomes a really difficult place to be a customer.

Rome, like every other major city in the world, has become not only expensive but a difficult place to live comfortably.

The serious longhairs were soon made uncomfortable, too; some of their favorite haunts, like the Trip and the Action, were closed for various reasons, and the Strip itself became a very difficult place for the marijuana, drug, or LSD users among them to make a connection.