Sentence examples for becomes particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

And the task becomes particularly difficult if a lack of commercials is already giving their programming the appearance of a nonprofit public service.

Taking medications as prescribed becomes particularly difficult for individuals with multiple chronic conditions.

Analysis of liquefaction becomes particularly difficult for two-dimensional (and 3D) problems such as dam/foundation systems.

For patients with few assets, it becomes particularly difficult to resist a system which seems to be organized to suit staff needs rather than those of patients.

So, how does the observer's motor system 'know' which muscle activations will lead to the observed movement?" Resonance becomes particularly difficult when the observer and observed do not share the same embodiment and affordances, that is, they do not share all "action possibilities" latent in the environment.

1GB of RAM tends to push the limit, and anything under 1GB becomes particularly difficult to work with effectively.

Things became particularly difficult when his novels were published and her more experimental work was not.

He said that arrangements like the mudarabah have become particularly difficult to execute and potentially precarious since the advent of the USA Patriot Act.

On Tuesday night, hours after Trump declared that there had been "very fine people on both sides" of the Charlottesville protests, Carlson's job became particularly difficult.

It became particularly difficult in 1973, when fuel prices skyrocketed because of the Arab oil embargo, and Con Ed's rates followed.

Watching became particularly difficult yesterday when the candidates for eviction were required to make a passionate speech in defence of one of the candidates who'd gone through, a sequence that was so toe-curlingly embarrassing that I eventually had to sleep in my socks.