Sentence examples for becoming increasingly difficult because from inspiring English sources
"But it's becoming increasingly difficult because of the governor's office".
Getting their attention is becoming increasingly difficult, because audiences are splintering as people use different kinds of media, such as cable television and the internet.
The editorial cartoonist Patrick Chappatte says that satire is becoming increasingly difficult because people are so easily offended.
This is becoming increasingly difficult because in less than 150 days, President Trump has done more to damage relations with our allies and the standing of the United States in the world than all of his predecessors combined.
Gonorrhea treatment and control are becoming increasingly difficult because of increases in resistance to multiple classes of drugs and the discontinued production of a preferred oral medication (10, 11).
It is becoming increasingly difficult to find because the recent harsh winters have made it a very popular buy.
Not only that, a lot of the software tools are becoming increasingly difficult to use because of the [html] tag manipulations [and other text formatting requirements]… It's really making the translation process very difficult for just anybody," he says.
Surpassing African-Americans as the largest minority group in small town America as of 2010, Latinos and their visually impaired children are becoming increasingly difficult to assist because of cultural barriers and challenging bureaucratic procedures that were originally designed to treat an English-speaking citizenry.
Front-line liaisons with the Northern Alliance were becoming increasingly difficult, they told him, because of the suspicions of the Kandaharis.
The FBI said that the malware used, RAM scraping, is becoming increasingly difficult to track down because one variation, Alina, is frequently updated remotely.
"It's becoming increasingly difficult to live in Westchester because of Andy Spano's tax increases," said Mr. Astorino, speaking softly but intently.
