Sentence examples for becomes more difficult after from inspiring English sources

The Jets' path becomes more difficult after this.

For example, penetration of the phantom's gel layers becomes more difficult after a failed first attempt, because the catheter gradually warms up and loses its rigidity, which makes all further attempts more difficult.

Friends prod me to make recommendations but it becomes more difficult after one savors the depth of Agatha Christie's Poirot (brought to life on PBS by the brilliant David Suchet), or lately, Stieg Larsson's Lisbeth Salander trilogy, disturbing as they are.

Reconciling an active Eastern policy with loyalty to the West had become more difficult after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979.

That will become more difficult after it goes public.

Access to the island became more difficult after the eruptions.

Which became more difficult after going vegetarian and even more difficult after going vegan.

Senate approval can only become more difficult after the Republicans take control, in January.

This became more difficult after the fall of the communist government: he lost his job.

True, this became more difficult after March 20 when Comey revealed that the FBI was investigating the alleged Trump campaign-Russia collusion.

"Issues like education and health care and the lagging upstate economy become more difficult after Sept. 11," said Mr. Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, "because they involve a lot of dollars.