Sentence examples for becomes enormously difficult from inspiring English sources

A single error or a single act of malice can push an entire investigation off course and once it reaches court and receives the blessing of a verdict, from a jury or from a coroner, doors slam closed all over the system, and it becomes enormously difficult to reopen them.

Once an industry leaves a country it becomes enormously difficult to start it up again.

I do takes where I try to get all the notes and takes where I try not to but manage to do so anyway, because now I'm thinking about it; takes where the notes I used to find easy become enormously difficult; boring takes; takes so crazed they make no sense.

Also, while comparisons become enormously difficult, administrative data may be used for comparing across national boundaries, to assess international differences in healthcare and disease.

"Getting a permit for a ski area on federal land has become enormously more difficult since the 60's," he said.

He becomes enormously rich and isn't shy about flaunting it.

The codes eventually became enormously complex and difficult to enforce, and by 1935 the business community, which at first had welcomed the NRA, had become disillusioned with the program and blamed Roosevelt for its ineffectiveness.

He became enormously wealthy.

He has become enormously wealthy.

All four men became enormously wealthy.

The flies, meanwhile, had become enormously abundant.