Sentence examples for so difficult to become from inspiring English sources

Without knowledge it is so difficult to become pious!

In Florida, after Hurricane Andrew, which struck in 1992, it became so difficult to get insurance against wind damage that the state formed its own insurance company and offered incentives to induce private companies to enter the market.

Why is it so seemingly difficult to become fluent in a second language?

So it's very difficult to become efficient if you don't have clarity.

It's become so difficult to try to get an interview with government scientists that a lot of reporters have stopped trying, she said.

In a time where it's become so difficult to monetize music, how important have fields like film and television become for artists?

Yemen quickly became the place where the United States would "get ahead of the curve" on terrorism that had become so difficult to round in Pakistan, one official said.

Ms. Coles said it had become so difficult to find female film stars to feature from this summer's blockbusters that her magazine was publishing an article about the problem.

Kimberly Inez McGuire, the director of public affairs at the Latina Institute, added that contraception in the area has become so difficult to come by that they're preparing to see an increase in unintended pregnancies.

Some radical questions arise, not the least of which is why it has become so difficult to distinguish between the nature of industrialism and the industrialising of our own nature?

Why has it become so difficult to admit when we make a mistake?