Usage of となっている、になっている、です
I see lots of examples where a sentence ends in となる、になる when I could easily see です being used instead.
For example:
この機会は困難な構成となっています
What is the difference from using this above となっています and using simply です?
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となっています is softer than です. Japanese like to speak in a roundabout way^^
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