Sentence examples for has become so difficult from inspiring English sources

Of course, BHC cannot restructure itself because capital has become so difficult and expensive to raise.

But coming up with that definition has become so difficult that the commission has postponed votes three times.

In a recent interview, he discussed why the search has become so difficult -- and what it means.

But asking students to challenge each other in discussions of rape law has become so difficult that teachers are starting to give up on the subject.

Putting a new magazine into the hands of the consumer has become so difficult that publishers almost need to go door to door to get some attention.

"Life has become so difficult," said a local man in his 50's who was a driver at the time of the celebrations.

Before she had access to online delivery services, shopping had become so difficult that she had given up, ordering her favorite, although much less healthful, takeout instead.

Yemen quickly became the place where the United States would "get ahead of the curve" on terrorism that had become so difficult to round in Pakistan, one official said.

Ms. Coles said it had become so difficult to find female film stars to feature from this summer's blockbusters that her magazine was publishing an article about the problem.

The troupe's financial situation had become so difficult that Mr. Byrd had to pay his dancers' and technicians' salaries out of his own pocket during the New Mexico engagement, when the producer's fee was used to pay part of a defaulted loan.

With a growing American law enforcement presence on the border, illegal crossings have become so difficult -- and even deadly -- that many migrants and their families choose to stay in the United States, rather than to risk a repeated crossing, migration experts say.