Sentence examples for could become trying from inspiring English sources

Too much of this could become trying, but it's saved from being sentimental by the larger issues at stake.

"Let me feel life as it moves through me and around me … The city is life itself". Too much of this could become trying, but it's saved from being sentimental by the larger issues at stake.

But at least you're keeping them informed, and by staying in contact you're learning which parents/shareholders trust you -- and which ones could become dissidents trying to rally other shareholders against you.

You could become obsessed with trying to lose weight.

"What we're prepared to accept, and what could become the norm, is trying to be cemented here.

If last year was any indication of what could happen, you also may be choking on that turkey leg (which you were afraid could become a weapon) and trying to avoid the latest inflammatory Tweet-salvo just launched from Washington.

The case, likely to be tried in October, could become the next test of whether the Supreme Court is willing to overturn decades of precedent and ban consideration of race in admissions.

Mr. Ramos, of Sante Shipping, said that as people from Port-au-Prince fled the city northward, security could become a problem for anyone trying to deliver food.

Specific initiatives to encourage better co-operation with moderate Muslim countries such as Morocco, which are as worried as host countries in the West that their diaspora could become radicalised, may be worth trying.

"The fear is this could become a Clinton health plan, trying to do too much too soon, and ending up with nothing," said Paul Bledsoe, a former Clinton White House staff member who is now with the National Commission on Energy Policy.

Although not normally regarded as particularly appetising, the natural fibre found in kelp which stops the body absorbing fat could become more appealing to people trying to lose weight.