Sentence examples for would become very difficult from inspiring English sources

If President Obama, for example, were somehow able to carry Texas and its 38 electoral votes, the electoral math would become very difficult for Mitt Romney.

"It would become very difficult after that to control expectations," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note to clients on Wednesday.

"Maybe we won't starve to death, but life would become very difficult if everyone came back home," said Long Feng, 29, who works at a car repair shop in Shenzhen, not far from the Hong Kong border.

"If a publisher were to establish a fact-checking department the way a magazine fact checks, given the length of the works and the number of books they are dealing with, it would become very difficult to publish a lot of nonfiction".

"And rapidly it would become very difficult to live in cities.

Certainly innovations like Wikipedia would become very difficult if it were necessary for us to police everything that users were doing against some blacklist of websites.

In the Markov model setting, the inclusion of these characteristics would have necessitated a very short cycle length (e.g., 1 week) and the derivation of transition probabilities would have become very difficult or impossible.

And with the power we showed, it would have become very difficult for Real Madrid.

It's become very difficult".

Short has become long and difficult has become very difficult.

Sometimes it can be hard -- simple things become very difficult.