Sentence examples for that became difficult from inspiring English sources

In states like California, that became difficult because of the three-hour time difference.

That dispatcher job would prove handy during Terry's time outdoors, as it provided him with a bathroom for tooth brushing and face washing, two activities that became difficult in the wilderness.

RHC operating conditions that are greater than 90% and at a temperature of 363 K increased the concentration of condensed water and occurred quickly, which result in a water balance that became difficult to control.

It was an unwelcome appendage that became difficult to navigate.

Our break-up was smooth and pragmatic, but it was the aftermath that became difficult.

The woman has finally been brought to Australia for the procedure, but only after a concerted and very public campaign that became difficult to ignore.

But, of course, at the top clubs that becomes difficult because the pressure is on results, the here and now.

"It's really about at what point does speech becomes action; that's a boundary that becomes difficult to draw, and it's a slippery slope," Mr. Telhami said.

The challenge is not to merely stop the states from overusing their share — something that becomes difficult for the federal coalition government when the federal government depends on the support of political parties ruling such states.

President Obama, in his first press conference, evoked the Depression in warning of a "negative spiral" that "becomes difficult for us to get out of" and suggested the possibility of a "lost decade," as in Japan in the 1990s.

Most of the things that become difficult or impossible when you have kids, I was never really into anyway".