Sentence examples for it was becoming difficult from inspiring English sources

"It was becoming difficult to work as a journalist.

Privately, staff admit it was becoming difficult for the company to recruit new doctors and nurses.

"The street corner was congested and it was becoming difficult to establish who was passing public and who was involved in the incident.

But by that time it was becoming difficult for a small doll company to compete in the toy trade, in which large retail chains fight over penny discounts.

Two members, while praising his artistry and contribution, suggested it was becoming difficult to raise money because donors questioned the company's viability given Mr. Villella's age and the lack of a concrete succession plan.

She was handpicked to run the second company by Alvin Ailey himself, who saw it was becoming difficult for Ms. Waters to raise a son while dancing in the main company.

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.

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

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.