Sentence examples for that could become difficult from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Mourinho needs to make even more signings but if United fail to win the Europa League, that could become difficult.

But there is a risk, as Carole Levenson of Gimme Credit noted, that companies might use the S.E.C. rules to change the information they provide so that it could "become difficult to make any kind of meaningful historical comparison".

At present he had not heard many reports of problems with feed deliveries, but said that a few days more "would create some problems", and added that collecting milk could become difficult, which would leave farmers in the position of having to pour away their supplies.

That means it could become difficult for NGOs to raise funds.  .

As we reported soon after the election, scientists and professors who rely on government climate science to do their research are frantically downloading terabytes of publicly available data based on the fear that much of it could become difficult to access under Trump's presidency.

If civic organizations, such as the women's groups that were influential in obtaining public childcare, were resistant, this model could become difficult to implement.

That could become an expensive promise.

That could become a hot spot".

That could become a dangerous situation.

The executives said that the equity partners have some reservations about NBC becoming so deeply entwined with the Weather Channel that it could become more difficult to either sell it or take it public, complicating the efforts of the equity partners to realize a profit from their purchase.

It's the money that has become difficult to find.