Sentence examples for be increasingly difficult for from inspiring English sources
"Unless the U.S. economy recovers sharply, it will be increasingly difficult for the U.S. to attract that high-quality investment that can offset the deficit".
The pain of budget cuts will be felt broadly, he said, and "paying for public education is going to be increasingly difficult for middle-class families".
If we do not act now, we will see the biggest clubs grow larger and stronger while it will be increasingly difficult for clubs like us.
In Congress, Democrats said that with so much money on the table it would be increasingly difficult for them to beat back all Republican efforts to cut taxes.
"Obama was inside that cozy group now," Alter writes, "and it would be increasingly difficult for him to see beyond its borders".
"If Egypt continues on this repressive path, it will be increasingly difficult for the United States to support President Morsi's government," he said.
But it is increasingly difficult for Chinese banks to manage".
"But it's increasingly difficult for them to do that".
"Yet, it's increasingly difficult for artists to find affordable places to work.
However, the fact of his incarceration is increasingly difficult for him".
