Sentence examples for becomes very difficult in from inspiring English sources
Learning science and technology becomes very difficult in a language that does not absorb new vocabulary and concepts easily.
Instead, they're waiting to do something that's become very difficult in Buenos Aires: make change.
In one of the two Welsh case studies relations between the LHB and main local trust had become very difficult in the year prior to the research, largely because of a protracted dispute about the interpretation of a contract clause on marginal pricing.
Optimising performance of complex engineering artefacts, which are typically designed to have a useful life of several decades, becomes very difficult during in-service if lessons learnt are not used properly.
"Having been a 10-man team and played against 10 men on many occasions, it becomes very difficult and in the first half we were pedestrian and too slow.
When working at the genome scale, multi-sequence alignment becomes very difficult (reviewed in [ 8]).
But a major disadvantage is that the model becomes very difficult to implement in circuit solvers based on SPICE and providing an equivalent implementation in Verilog.
Making sense of it becomes very difficult and, perhaps in our anxiety to make sense of complex situations that display human frailty, it invites jumping to conclusions.
Everyone likes the soft tyre for the amount of grip it gives but they are not as durable as the hard tyres, and once you have chewed up a soft tyre it becomes very difficult to ride in the last few laps of a grand prix.
"If I stop using it for one week, I start eating more and it becomes very difficult to wake up in the morning," said Timo Ahopelto, who was CEO of the company before leaving to join early-stage Finnish VC fund Lifeline Ventures, which also holds a stake in Valkee.
Access to food for poorer families becomes very difficult because of the shortfall in local production and high prices of imported food (from double to 100% higher compared to previous years).
