Sentence examples for that become difficult from inspiring English sources

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

But doesn't that become difficult when, like Barton, you yourself have done near-perfect productions of Twelfth Night, Love's Labour's Lost and Richard II? " I do get protective," admits Barton, "over certain plays, so I will only intervene when asked.

The bad news is that if we aren't deliberate in establishing our routines, our families can get into bad habits that become difficult to break.

Women also contribute significantly to feeding the world, producing over half the food grown globally, and are more responsible for tasks that become difficult in a warming world, such as water and fuel collection.

For the partner who is allowing the other to be the final decider, he or she must have confidence in the partner's knowledge and taste, as well as realize that compromise is better than stand-offs that become difficult to resolve and therefore, bog down forward movement of the project.

Does that become difficult?

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

I've had friends who wanted to do what I was doing, and that became difficult.

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

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'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.