Sentence examples for becoming very hard from inspiring English sources

But he's becoming very hard work.

It was becoming very hard to read a book or kneel to pray.

With such homogeneity, it's becoming very hard to tell one performer from another in mainstream black music.

She is exactly the kind of opposition leader Bahrain needs, firing off Twitter messages rather than rocks, but in an e-mail to me a month ago she lamented: "It's becoming very hard to even tweet about violations in Bahrain".

A singer who asked to be identified only as Maryam said, "Since conservatives came to power, it is becoming very hard for us to work as musicians and hold concerts".

So not just the spiritual struggle, which I'll have for the rest of my life, but the struggle forward which is becoming very hard to find a reason to carry on sometimes.

It's becoming very difficult.

"The industry is becoming very commoditized, and it's become very hard to differentiate yourself," said Christopher J. Brown, an analyst with Financial Research, a mutual fund industry consultant.

"Policing Phoenix has become very hard," Mr Decker notes.Locals also moan that Phoenicians are becoming more antisocial.

"The government is becoming very intolerant to any alternative voices so it's very hard to positively criticise them," the community activist said.

It's hard to see, though, how both could play with Edin Dzeko without play becoming very narrow.