Sentence examples for be increasingly difficult to from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be increasingly difficult to say that there's any true thrift industry any longer".

It will be increasingly difficult to attract businesses if families cannot afford to buy homes.

Furthermore, risks will be increasingly difficult to identify and manage, making busts harder to predict.

If they do, their poisonous ideas will be increasingly difficult to weed out.

We're currently between two worlds and being forced to duplicate purchasing and it will be increasingly difficult to sustain.

The remaining 35% will be increasingly difficult to reach, and likely less interested in using a smartphone.

Unless the party changed course and broadened its appeal, Priebus wrote, "it will be increasingly difficult" to win presidential elections.

Flooding will be increasingly difficult to control if modeled predictions for increased precipitation under climate warming materialize.

The model implies that the "one-size-fits-all" Medicare program, with everyone covered by the same insurance policy, will be increasingly difficult to sustain.

As time goes on, he will face more questions about his evasions and exaggerations, and the vacuity of his rhetoric will be increasingly difficult to ignore.

I think that there won't be any successor to David because those sorts of programmes are going to be increasingly difficult to make.