Sentence examples for becomes difficult to stop from inspiring English sources

When it reaches the seafloor, the shallow slip becomes too large, and the rupture becomes difficult to stop, as shown in Hyodo and Hori (2013).

As outrageous as it sounds, once the tenants are given their notice of eviction, it becomes difficult to stop the steamroller without hiring an expensive lawyer.

"Once you start to allow prosecutors to bring one case after another," Coll said, "it becomes difficult to stop that momentum".

However, if this trial becomes difficult to continue due to finances, man-power, or physical factors, there is a possibility that the accumulation of cases will be stopped before the desired number is achieved.

It becomes difficult to maintain faith.

It becomes difficult to move.

And once the booksellers are also used to this, and actually publishers as well, it becomes very difficult to stop it precisely because everybody's doing it and it would sort of be an illegitimate thing to do if a publisher didn't offer it.

But it has become even more difficult to stop attacks.

The only American company that manufactured the drug stopped producing it in 2010, saying the active ingredient had become difficult to obtain.

"But I almost stopped completely about three or four years ago," he said, adding that it had become difficult to tell fake from real basketball sneakers, which he collects.

It became difficult to move.