Sentence examples for becomes too difficult to from inspiring English sources

"At a given moment it probably just becomes too difficult to do," he said.

If we delay longer still, it simply becomes too difficult to bring emissions down fast enough to avoid dangerous levels of global warming.

When reality becomes too difficult to bear, then stories find other ways to come out, telling themselves in language positioned at a jaunty angle to the material facts.

So there is more of a sense of urgency on both sides, with Israeli leaders talking openly of bombing Iran's nuclear sites before it becomes too difficult to do so.

Whenever a problem/task has been solved by a single person, it becomes too difficult to solve or the problem may remain unsolvable.

Consequently, the influence of mud invasion becomes too difficult to ascertain such that high water saturation is estimated from the low-resistivity reading (Souvick 2003).

Eventually, the line between therapy and enhancement may become too difficult to draw--with genetic backwardness one day becoming the social equivalent of disease, and genetic equality becoming the next social egalitarian crusade.

Eventually, that position had become too difficult to hold".

In essence, his car became too difficult to steer.

The first time Blue went into surgery, visibility became too difficult to continue with the procedure.

The News Corp deputy chairman, Chase Carey, said the bid had become "too difficult to progress in this climate".