Sentence examples for becomes more difficult at from inspiring English sources
It seems that the gasification reactivity of fly ash is different with the conversion of carbon, and becomes more difficult at higher carbon conversion.
Hence, extrapolation may become more difficult at the level of metabolic, physiological, or systemic responses to EDCs (Hornung et al. 2004; James et al. 1988; Kawai et al. 2003).
It becomes more difficult, but at every generation we find new tricks.
As loop L1 is relaxed (larger K1), sustained oscillation becomes more difficult to obtain at stronger L2 (indicated by raised minimum K2 possible for oscillation).
When you are a toxicologist and you are increasingly paid by industry to design a study the industry way, so it can go through the regulatory process, then it becomes more difficult not to look at studies from an industry viewpoint," he argues.
Clearly, her job becomes more difficult when the issue of overcrowding at the center begins to ricochet between the mayor's office, the newspapers and the courts.
Since exercise stimulates your body, when you exercise at night, it becomes more difficult to fully relax and drift into peaceful sleep.
Regarding flowrate at the tailing part, the contaminant extraction becomes more difficult when flowrate is lower.
