Sentence examples for by the growing difficulty from inspiring English sources

The debt debate reminds us that we have an obligation to the next generation which is already being compromised by the growing difficulty of access to the housing market and by a depleting environmental inheritance.

Though born of idealism, the zero-waste philosophy is now propelled by sobering realities, like the growing difficulty of securing permits for new landfills and an awareness that organic decay in landfills releases methane that helps warm the earth's atmosphere.

An article on Friday about the growing difficulty caused by light pollution at astronomical observatories in southern Arizona misidentified the part of the large telescope at the MMT Observatory that was endangered by an accumulation of ash from a recent wildfire.

Syrian rebels' success in seizing three military bases in less than a week has underscored the growing difficulty faced by Damascus in securing its outposts and stopping a rebel encroachment that has claimed large swaths of the east and north of the country.

"I have for some time now been deeply troubled by the growing difficulties faced by Christian communities in various parts of the Middle East," he said.

What researchers have noticed, and often with some unease, is the growing difficulty of defining religion in a world characterized by exponential transformation.

The growing difficulties of traveling by air within one's own country are even more obvious, and were so even before the latest terrorist incident, even before the 9/11 attacks.

The growing difficulties with Spain over trading matters in the West Indies were used by this opposition to embarrass Walpole.

The hamlet of Pond Inlet was referred to in court as the "jury capital of Nunavut" by one Crown prosecutor for its recent number of trials and growing difficulty of assembling fresh jury pools.

No doubt Mr. Ferguson, who earlier called for the United States to export democracy and capitalism, has been chastened by the continuing war in Iraq and by the growing economic difficulties of the United States.

There proved to be few barriers to entry in energy trading; and Enron's skilled employees were snapped up in droves by rivals.One indication of Enron's growing difficulties was the declining returns on extra revenues.