Sentence examples for sometimes becomes difficult to from inspiring English sources

Like all fine distinctions, this one sometimes becomes difficult to apply.

Here it sometimes becomes difficult to disentangle egoistic versus utilitarian lines of thought in Shaftesbury.

Haywald praised the visuals as well, but stated that "as the scenery grows more cluttered, it also sometimes becomes difficult to find a safe place to land after sending the world spinning".

The organisms showing Trend III or Trend V often exhibit zig-zag patterns in their GC-skew and other skew curves and it sometimes becomes difficult to identify the ter regions of their chromosomes unambiguously.

Figure  1 shows that in developing countries and particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, under-five child malnutrition is normally determined by a large number of factors to the extent that it sometimes becomes difficult to predict the risk factors [ 8].

It sometimes became difficult to distinguish between the original guerrilla movement and opportunistic criminal gangs and drug lords who exploited chronic unrest to further their selfish, greedy aims.

In all, it appeared that more than 1,000 people participated in the protests, although they attracted so many onlookers that it sometimes became difficult to distinguish protesters from tourists or people out for a stroll after work who had stopped to watch the commotion.

"The smell can sometimes become difficult to manage.

Plans sometimes become difficult to execute when they aren't on purpose.

As the digital and physical worlds become increasingly intertwined, it can sometimes become difficult to distinguish the differences between the two.

As you grow up, leave university and move on with your life, it may sometimes become difficult to live close to friends, however it is now more important than ever to make time for your best friends.