Sentence examples for becomes difficult to shift from inspiring English sources

C. Ogilvie: Dodgy rum becomes difficult to shift (anag).. S. Randall: Ungainly amateur stifled in tight sumo embrace (anag. less a).

As the Guardian noted in 2001, speculators are "an exceptionally useful lot, working day-in, day-out, risking their own wealth to supply a thing called liquidity... Without liquidity, markets dry up, prices become volatile and goods become difficult to shift".

But once description trumps prescription and currency eclipses timelessness, it becomes difficult to capture the slippery shifts in tone and fashion that accompany new words.

It becomes difficult to maintain faith.

It becomes difficult to study old geomagnetic events.

However, it becomes difficult to see the patterns described above.

It becomes difficult to move.

My sense of taste changes, it becomes difficult to eat.

TB like HIV/AIDS becomes difficult to discuss in public.

The lack of a post-noon PI would be because the MI signal reached the ionosphere earlier than the PI current system developed under gradual compression or because the post-noon PI shifted nightside and became difficult to detect owing to low conductance.

It became difficult to move.