Sentence examples for becomes difficult which from inspiring English sources
Scheduling maintenance becomes difficult, which can lead to more frequent failures.
Also, benchmarking becomes difficult, which may influence how ICUs perceive their performance indicators.
"Only those who are in the cities have access to the scholarships; if you are in the village it becomes difficult, which shouldn't be the case.
At present he had not heard many reports of problems with feed deliveries, but said that a few days more "would create some problems", and added that collecting milk could become difficult, which would leave farmers in the position of having to pour away their supplies.
"We can cope for two to three days, but anything longer than that we can't manage". At present he had not heard many reports of problems with feed deliveries, but said that a few days more "would create some problems", and added that collecting milk could become difficult, which would leave farmers in the position of having to pour away their supplies.
Individuals with high levels of self-efficacy will be more likely to engage in behaviour in which they feel more confident to perform and will likely persist with behaviours that may become difficult which in turn increases their self-efficacy expectations further.
And if you're using so many products, it becomes difficult to pinpoint which one or which ingredient is causing that reaction.
When different interventions are included together it becomes difficult to evaluate which are effective and which will be appropriate for different patients.
The difficulties in distinguishing between symptoms of ASDs and other diseases can complicate the interpretation of fMRI data, in the sense that it becomes difficult to determine which abnormal activation is associated with which disorder.
When too many secrets are kept, it becomes difficult to know which ones are important.
For the low-contrast condition, image segment becomes difficult to STIL, which will influence on the detection/recognizing rate.
