Sentence examples for becomes hard to define from inspiring English sources
Such intentional tourist attractions divorce buildings from the past so that "the difference between historical authenticity and contemporary entertainment venues/theme parks becomes hard to define".
And so, when British-born writers sound increasingly American, it becomes harder to define what British fiction is.
But their mission becomes harder to define when the communities they serve are experiencing a deeper form of violence on an everyday basis: astructural violence which dooms them to repeating cycles of poverty, inequality, poor health, disability, and an early death.
As UNICEF endeavours to focus more on policy advocacy and joint programming, it becomes harder to define results, measure progress and determine attribution.
It has become harder to define how much good the stimulus package is doing.
As the term spread through academic journals and then the popular press, "gentrification," like "ghetto," became harder to define.
Truth is, what is allowed and what's immoral in business has become harder to define.
But, as lines between mainstream and alternative cultures no longer really exist, so too do the lines between shitheads and decent human beings become harder to define.
I'm aware that the rule has changed, both formally and informally, but it seems to me to have reached the point where the infraction has become so hard to define that it's impossible to enforce.
