Sentence examples for becoming so hard from inspiring English sources

The fact that it's becoming so hard to adopt kids from all over the world is so sad.

More and more, we have had to satisfy the hard core without becoming so hard-core ourselves that we forgot which paper we worked for.

And yet, Brussels — which is the capital of Belgium but also a byword for the 23,000 civil servants at the European Commission — might be able to prevent future crises from becoming so fiendishly hard to manage.

Sadly, Ms. Ananiashvili is becoming so mannered that it is hard to see through to her dancing.

But there are warning signs ahead, as companies are becoming so expensive that it's hard to justify the prices buyout firms are paying.

Second, AI technologies are becoming so complex that they are hard to understand — even for the experts designing and developing them.

"It was very hard to balance the large cast in a half-hour without becoming so simplistic," he said.

Sensors are becoming so cheap.

There's always a new artist that people are fascinated with, and I think becoming famous is not so hard any more but staying... and I don't even like the word famous... staying a celebrity is not so easy, especially now that people have access to celebrities even when they don't want you to.

Law school tuition hovers around $20,000 a year, and entry-level jobs at the city's better law firms pay roughly triple the starting salary offered by the city's five district attorneys, so it is becoming harder and harder for prosecutors to retain the lawyers they train beyond the usual three-year commitment they demand.

"I've worked so hard at becoming the man I want to become," Bieber said.