Sentence examples for which becomes difficult to from inspiring English sources

Fibre reinforced composite structures usually demonstrate intra- (such as fibre fracture, matrix cracking and splitting, fibre/matrix debonding) and inter-laminar (delamination) damage modes that are formed, developed and interacted in a complicated pattern internally, which becomes difficult to detect non-destructively (Diaz Valdes and Soutis 2000, 2002).

Sunlight can heat up the car in addition to leaving waxy residue on the car which becomes difficult to remove.

The implementation of PMTCT services in Malawi began in a few pilot projects where individual projects used different models, which became difficult to monitor and evaluate in terms of effectiveness of interventions.

However, this shaping relies on the solution of a partial differential equation, which becomes difficult for multi-output systems.

It typically runs as a centralized software application, which becomes difficult in providing desirable system performance, robustness, flexibility, and interoperability in an e-business manufacturing environment.

Of course, this predicament calls for extra organization, which becomes difficult on Twitter.

But there are margins at which taxation becomes difficult to distinguish from theft.

There are also passages of abstraction that are both beguiling and disorienting, in which it becomes difficult to distinguish big from small, natural from mechanical.

Because women start with less muscle mass, they tend to arrive at the disability threshold the point at which it becomes difficult to carry groceries or go up the stairs much earlier than men.

Those packages already come with graphic depictions of the effects of smoking-related diseases, but the new rules go one step further by shrinking the brand labeling down to a point at which it becomes difficult to distinguish one company's cigarettes from another's.

There are several reasons for this decrease in terms of area and number, primary being lack of documentation as a result of which it becomes difficult to conserve and maintain them.