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It's becoming increasingly challenging to put a stop to the noise in order to assess, to ask the right questions, to step back and make informed decisions that will yield the best results.

It's becoming increasingly challenging to believe that U.S. media actually care about Muslim lives.

It is becoming increasingly challenging, both technically and financially, to remain up to date with the latest developments of analytic procedures.

As the rainy season takes hold, access to these areas is becoming increasingly challenging, threatening these children's access to water, sanitation, education and health services and putting them at a higher risk of exploitation and abuse, including trafficking.

As the interactions between economic and environmental systems are becoming stronger and more apparent, anticipating and understanding environmental changes induced by economic activity is becoming increasingly challenging for both environmental scientists and economists and for policy makers who must ultimately choose strategies to balance risks and costs.

"They become a celebrity when they reach the 100-year mark," says Day. Stress is becoming increasingly challenging in our society, says Day.

And standing saying you're an advocate for someone "is becoming increasingly challenging".