Sentence examples for it's become difficult from inspiring English sources

Zimbabwe is not quite a colony, but it's become difficult to distinguish its independence.

Now that Letterman's a flinty codger, an establishment figure, it's become difficult to recall just how revolutionary his style of meta-comedy once felt.

Rafal Pankowski, a sociologist at Warsaw's Collegium Civitas university and an expert on the Polish far right, said it's become difficult to distinguish between the mainstream conservative right and what he calls the "anti-democratic, radically xenophobic" far right.

"It's become difficult to feel natural with a normal body," Ms. Kennedy said.

"It's become difficult to produce works, promote them and create visibility," he said.

"It's become difficult for observers to see the global picture anymore," he explained.

But 30 years after its debut, it's become increasingly difficult to dismiss the particular kind of fantasy Neighbours is selling.

"I think it's become more difficult just because of the fact that golf courses are becoming more difficult now," he said.

It's become very difficult".

"It's become very difficult for Jews": Trett.

"It's become extremely difficult to make ends meet," he says.