"It becomes difficult for the prosecution," the Suffolk district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, said on Saturday.
It becomes difficult for such farmers to invest in good seeds and fertilizers again – it makes no sense.
It becomes difficult for us to agree on what we think works, since so much of it is in the eye of the beholder.
The better-off might be able to afford to take risks and afford to pay for advice, but it becomes difficult for those lower down the economic spectrum".
When the retrovirus mutates, which it often does, its spawn becomes difficult for the body or a vaccine to target and chase out.
But if all human life shares certain principles, then it becomes difficult for any one society to assert claims of innate superiority.
With increased education and available information, it becomes difficult for buyers to claim that they lacked information about the illegal origin of an object.
Speaking at Birmingham town hall as part of the Bank's Future Forum, Carney says it becomes difficult for Threadneedle Street when politicians comment on its policies rather than its objectives.
President Obama, in his first press conference, evoked the Depression in warning of a "negative spiral" that "becomes difficult for us to get out of" and suggested the possibility of a "lost decade," as in Japan in the 1990s.
"It becomes difficult for schools and young people to look at conflict in a critical way when the overriding messages are about recognition and respect for the armed forces," she says.
Add to the mix the weak global economic recovery and the economic effects of the respiratory illness SARS, industry experts say, and it becomes difficult for OPEC to make a sound decision about how much oil to pump.
