Sentence examples for becomes difficult or from inspiring English sources

Finally, Mr. Pfeffer said, the letter writer should consider undertaking whatever preventive maintenance action is prudent now before doing so becomes difficult or even impossible.

Keep your pet away from carpeted rooms, sleeping areas, upholstered furniture and other places where it becomes difficult or impossible to remove dander.

But when his reasoning becomes difficult or abstruse, one is won over by Fried's intellectual energy and the way he studies each work with the acuteness that has made his reputation.

Obstruction or constriction of the urethra usually produce the same results: urination becomes difficult or impossible, causing an accumulation of stagnant urine in the bladder, and this usually leads to severe infection.

"There are lots of reasons that it becomes difficult or effectively impossible for a lawyer to continue to represent a client in this situation," Anthony Falzone, Mr. Fairey's lawyer and the executive director of the Fair Use Project at Stanford University, said in a telephone interview Saturday.

For the indel polymorphisms that have the deletion allele with a relatively low frequency in the autosomal regions, direct PCR detection becomes difficult or impossible.

On occasion Mr. Appel has to call the police when people become difficult or even violent.

Most of the things that become difficult or impossible when you have kids, I was never really into anyway".

Cipro belongs to an important class of powerful antibiotics, fluoroquinolones, and if they stop working, many infections could become difficult or impossible to treat, scientists say.

Companies near and far from ground zero turned to the Internet to do things that had suddenly become difficult or impossible.

Pym wrote: "The risk is two-fold: a. the development of a mass movement of demonstrations and civil disobedience against Cruise in 1983 so widespread and powerful that deployment would actually become difficult or even impossible.