Sentence examples for becoming very difficult from inspiring English sources

It's becoming very difficult.

It's becoming very difficult to maintain educational standards.

As such, the specialists say, the overtures are becoming very difficult for recipients to detect.

"It's becoming very difficult to judge the skill of a wide receiver in today's game.

"This case is becoming very difficult," Mr. Youssef responded dryly via Twitter.

"It is becoming very difficult to track down who is sending the spam.

"We still hadn't started because we didn't have any money or any means, and because things were becoming very, very difficult in Mali," says Haïdara.

The entire ad ecosystem is becoming very, very difficult for news organizations, particularly news organizations that do the expensive work of original reporting.

"The smartphone has really commoditised the market and it's becoming very, very difficult for manufacturers to differentiate themselves, and price is increasingly becoming one of the sole factors," said Anshul Gupta, a principal analyst with research firm Gartner.

I'm becoming very, very scared.

The situation is becoming very dangerous.