Sentence examples for becomes quite difficult from inspiring English sources

Without the industrialization drive, economic takeoff becomes quite difficult.

"If you try to boil this down to a single number, it becomes quite difficult".

"It becomes quite difficult and I think targeting a player is probably a litle easier than clinching it now, certainly if he is considered to be a bargain.

When making a music video, it becomes quite difficult to find a director who can puts all your words into pictures and convey the same message.

Touchingly, given the importance, urgency and frequency of sex in bird life, it becomes quite difficult to answer the big question: do birds enjoy lovemaking?

"If you are lucky enough to progress in all competitions it becomes quite difficult (to juggle) but that's a challenge we'd quite like to have," added McCall.

A potentially valuable relationship has become quite difficult to handle for political reasons.

If you are going to regulate that more, it could become quite difficult to enforce".

Contraception use then expanded as it became quite difficult for zoos to sell or give away animals they could no longer accommodate.

"What we've been finding is that in that area life has become quite difficult," Noriyuki Shikata, deputy cabinet secretary for Mr. Kan, said in a telephone interview.

But students who took it last spring said that it had suddenly become quite difficult, with tests that were hard to comprehend, so they sought help from the graduate students who ran the class discussion groups and graded assignments.