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

Solar, he said, has become so cheap that it's becoming difficult to make money, as the industry learned with SunEdison, which went bankrupt in April.

It's becoming difficult to imagine Theresa May's government getting anything right.

It's worth watching the video, but briefly, after logging seven years in the Valley to date, Moskovitz believes that the current startup ecosystem, where early-stage money is so accessible, is driving founders to build companies based on narrower value propositions, so much so that it's becoming difficult to find the right talent because its dispersed.

It's becoming difficult, he says.

"Increasingly it's becoming difficult to have common ground".

"I think it's becoming difficult to be a Muslim anywhere.

The real benefit to all this is that it is becoming difficult for the Chamber to operate unnoticed in its altered reality world.

"It was becoming difficult to work as a journalist.

But it is becoming difficult to figure out how it will do so this time.

The low seating means that it is becoming difficult for him to get in and out.

But as prices soar, investors say it is becoming difficult to find bargains.