Sentence examples for grown difficult from inspiring English sources

At night Finch would often take a sleeping pill at 8 00, because sleep had grown difficult.

Communicating by phone or e-mail with artists in Iran — many of whose work has not been seen in New York before — has also grown difficult, he said.

The task has grown difficult because, in an era of parity, there is no guarantee that competitive contests scheduled in April will remain so in the fall.

But that has grown difficult more recently, as shown by the swift closings of troubled shops like Lois/USA and Wells Rich Greene BDDP.

It has grown difficult for him to keep up with the daily dramas in the city where he has played such a prominent role, said Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the archdiocese.

But as the government, buttressed by United States drug agents and military advisers, deploys its armed forces and the federal police to dismantle criminal organizations and causes them to splinter, it has grown difficult to determine which criminal group is doing exactly what.

But their relationship grew difficult.

From there, the task grows difficult.

The network's quest to provide equal time could grow difficult if players balk at appearing.

I may well be able to grow difficult things such as aristolochia and pyrola, but it's on the allotment that the real experiments take place.

I could not go anywhere without my canine soulmate attempting to follow me, even when getting up and walking grew difficult for her.