Sentence examples for becoming difficult for him from inspiring English sources

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

Even though the victim can clearly breathe if he/she says "I can't breathe", you may want to let up a little bit because this is usually an indication that it is becoming difficult for them to breathe.

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

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

"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.

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

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.

She was handpicked to run the second company by Alvin Ailey himself, who saw it was becoming difficult for Ms. Waters to raise a son while dancing in the main company.

When more and more Muslim children are being referred to counter-terrorism as part of the Prevent duty in schools; when going on a holiday to Disneyland becomes problematic as more and more British Muslim families are denied entry to the US; and when Islamophobia has reached social acceptability – it is normal life that is becoming difficult for more and more British Muslims.

"It was hard for me and increasingly becoming difficult for young lads".

More generally, Ms Derameaux says, it is becoming difficult for teachers to tackle religion.