Sentence examples for more difficult to become from inspiring English sources

As women age, the quality and quantity of those oocytes decline, making it more difficult to become pregnant.

Results show that women gain initial management jobs earlier than men and advance to senior position, but they are more difficult to become general manager than men.

Repeated failures to conceive month after month could potentially set off a vicious cycle in which it becomes ever more difficult to become pregnant, she said.

This drives up the price and could limit the company's future growth and erode margins, making it more difficult to become profitable.

It is even more difficult to become one of the people doing the looking after.

In addition, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article, women make up less than a third of full-time academic medicine faculty, making it more difficult to become a key opinion leader.

It is this inertia, which is only going to become more difficult to overcome as iOS becomes more successful, that troubles me most.

The things that are more difficult to see have become the most difficult to overcome.

As racism becomes more difficult to explicitly identify, it becomes more impossible to challenge.

Enslaved Africans became more difficult to hold as manumission became a certainty.

Algorithms only solve for so much and become more difficult to solve for as content becomes real-time.