Sentence examples for becomes difficult not from inspiring English sources

At some point, it becomes difficult not to wonder how much of this is about the film and how much is about the filmmaker.

At times it becomes difficult not to feel as Inez does, eavesdropping on Tuffy as he entertains his friends with plans for an imaginary Cap'n Crunch movie.

But as yet another brace of TV documentaries is screened featuring intrepid Englishmen trawling Scotland and prodding its inhabitants in search of referendum data, it becomes difficult not to feel like a lab rat – a common enough species about whose neurological functions more information is apparently necessary, to understand why it might want to alter the boundaries of its natural habitat.

It quickly becomes difficult not to long for the terrible finale and just as difficult not to hate yourself for longing for it.

Simply titled Trump Rally, Dunne's film doesn't purport to be anything other than observational, but as he interviews dozens of the billionaire's supporters, it becomes difficult not to judge them.

"If the situation doesn't sort itself out, it would become difficult not to think about other things".

Without that hard ice, it becomes difficult, if not impossible, to hunt for seals, a mainstay of the traditional diet.

But if the polls are right, and the auto rescue and Ohio's relatively healthy economy help Mr. Obama prevail in the Buckeye State, then it becomes difficult — though not impossible — for Mr. Romney to piece together a winning electoral map.

The result is that the chemistry that a director and the performers work so hard to achieve in the rehearsal period before a show opens becomes difficult if not impossible to sustain.

Although an elegant solution to this problem is the establishment of multivariate specifications this becomes difficult (if not impossible) to implement when the interactions take place across materials that are sourced by different vendors.

It then becomes difficult, if not impossible, to check whether a plant is cisgenic in retrospect and to keep control of where the patentable plant ends up, whether it crosses with other species and the assessment thereof.