Sentence examples for would become difficult from inspiring English sources

"I knew if the bad run carried on it would become difficult for me.

If Britain was to leave, it might be called into question legally and would become difficult to defend politically.

Finally, speech would become difficult, and victims would rave or suffer delirium before succumbing to heart failure.

Falconer's group calculated that if the Tories won more than 290 seats, things would become difficult for Labour.

"If the situation doesn't sort itself out, it would become difficult not to think about other things".

After a year or so without an event, it would become difficult to get the senator on the phone, and Connaughton would have to schedule another breakfast.

And they remain fiercely opposed to any solution that involves the central bank forgoing profits on its holdings of Greek bonds, arguing that it would then become difficult for the bank to justify continued intervention in the debt market.

In T.S.B. 10183A issued on May 23, G.M. said some vehicles could intermittently lose power steering assist, causing a chime to sound and a "power steering" message to be displayed on the dashboard; steering would also become difficult at low speeds.

Pym wrote: "The risk is two-fold: a. the development of a mass movement of demonstrations and civil disobedience against Cruise in 1983 so widespread and powerful that deployment would actually become difficult or even impossible.

Hiring skilled foreign workers would become more difficult.

"It would become more difficult for NATO to act as a close-knit organisation," he says.