Sentence examples for it becomes quite difficult from inspiring English sources
"If you try to boil this down to a single number, it becomes quite difficult".
"It becomes quite difficult and I think targeting a player is probably a litle easier than clinching it now, certainly if he is considered to be a bargain.
When making a music video, it becomes quite difficult to find a director who can puts all your words into pictures and convey the same message.
Touchingly, given the importance, urgency and frequency of sex in bird life, it becomes quite difficult to answer the big question: do birds enjoy lovemaking?
"If you are lucky enough to progress in all competitions it becomes quite difficult (to juggle) but that's a challenge we'd quite like to have," added McCall.
"Drug companies can switch devices and use different combinations, and it becomes quite difficult to demonstrate equivalence," Dr. Norman said, adding that inhaler makers have exploited such barriers to increase sales of medicines long after the scientific novelty has passed.
Contraception use then expanded as it became quite difficult for zoos to sell or give away animals they could no longer accommodate.
Deep down, however, it became quite difficult to ignore a clichéd but legitimate existential question: Who was I to judge?
I know you may be thinking "Oh, but I will reveal my true self once I get to know them better!" But if you look closely, you'll notice that as you progress deeper into your "good little boy or girl mask" relationships, it often becomes quite difficult to reveal the parts you've been hiding.
As these artifacts severely degrades the image quality by obscuring significant image details, it is necessary to remove them, otherwise, post processing, such as noise reduction or segmentation of image information, becomes quite difficult.
