Sentence examples for becoming difficult for from inspiring English sources

Recently his mother said the logistics were becoming difficult for her.

The low seating means that it is becoming difficult for him to get in and out.

Privately, staff admit it was becoming difficult for the company to recruit new doctors and nurses.

"There's such an information overload that it's becoming difficult for even the smartest humans to master it in their lifetimes.

"We are getting complaints that it's becoming difficult for Medicare beneficiaries to find a doctor willing to accept them in some parts of the country.

But by that time it was becoming difficult for a small doll company to compete in the toy trade, in which large retail chains fight over penny discounts.

It is becoming difficult not to feel sorry for Alastair Darling, the Norman Lamont of our day.

As more students apply to more institutions, it is becoming more difficult for colleges to predict who will enroll, just as it is becoming more difficult for students to predict where they'll get in.

"Even worse, if you put textbook debt in larger context with student debt, the affordability of college is becoming less and less tenable, and, as a result, the American dream is becoming more difficult for the next generation to attain".

Qualifications are becoming more and more important these days, at the same time the housing market is becoming more difficult for tenants and landlords.

It's becoming more difficult for me to follow.