Sentence examples for it would become difficult to from inspiring English sources

After a year or so without an event, it would become difficult to get the senator on the phone, and Connaughton would have to schedule another breakfast.

Once an acceptable score for hospital standards has been achieved it would become difficult to develop successful initiatives that lead to further improvement [ 6].

If Britain was to leave, it might be called into question legally and would become difficult to defend politically.

The reason is that smaller E values produce such small-scale structures that the local relations between the field and the flow would become difficult to interpret.

"If the situation doesn't sort itself out, it would become difficult not to think about other things".

The tracked leukocyte would often roll close to other rolling or adherent leukocytes, and it would become difficult or impossible to discern the original tracked leukocyte.

If Cyrix loses talent, it would become difficult for National to sell the microprocessor unit.

Opponents said the proposed law was unneeded because most ivory purchases are made in China and other Asian countries and it would become difficult for those who legally purchased ivory in the U.S. before 1977 to sell or keep it.

At the same time, however, we would like to stress the fact that if this might be possible for quiet periods, it would become difficult when considering disturbed conditions, for which the calculation of monthly median values does not make sense.

"I knew if the bad run carried on it would become difficult for me.

At times it can make you very angry because I normally enjoy all the training that goes with it but there were periods when it would become difficult.