Sentence examples for becoming more difficult than from inspiring English sources

Filmmakers rightly worry that it's becoming more difficult than ever to make a salable movie, to make a living making movies.

At one point, she passed a chair that was more or less identical to her ladyfinger chair, hardly blinking, except to note that originality was becoming more difficult than ever.

As the Bosnian war slips further into history, it is becoming more difficult than ever for some women to talk openly about their experiences, according to Nela Porobic from the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom.

With the situation becoming more difficult and less profitable than advocates had anticipated, support grew for Brin and Page's position.

While American higher-education institutions are stronger than ever, it's becoming more difficult to bring foreign nationals to the U.S. and keep their bright minds here.

Our ability to remain monogamous is becoming more difficult in an age when cheating is easier than ever.

He went on to warn that with fakes becoming more difficult to spot, the price may not even be lower than that for the real thing.

In life, what we believed to be simple usually ends up becoming more difficult when we examine things with a strategic overview rather than through marginal thinking.

As New York City requires cars to carry more than one passenger (front page, Sept. 26), transportation is becoming more difficult.

That is becoming more difficult.

Is maintaining your home becoming more difficult?