Sentence examples for difficulties that increase from inspiring English sources

It is likely that individuals with low education, low level occupation, and low income have less access to adequate health care information and face financial difficulties that increase their stress levels, making them more susceptible to partake in unhealthy lifestyle or health risks such as smoking.

It was difficult to adapt operations to the new demands; a difficulty that increased exponentially when Tower 1 collapsed.

Many major economies are experiencing difficulties that will inevitably increase the challenges for our exporters," Kern said.

the increasing difficulties that Egyptian Jews were facing forced the family to leave the country.

The raid appears to provide further indications of the increasing difficulties that Hamas faces in mounting terrorist operations here.

Mr. Bernanke spoke little about concerns over volatility in the stock market and only fleetingly about the increasing difficulties that companies have had financing leveraged buyouts and corporate takeovers.

RICHARD ARONSON Westfield, N.J., Sept. 26, 2012   Americans' romantic absorption with self-reliance is a fallacy that perpetuates the increasing difficulties that have plagued the middle and lower classes in our country.

The size of the binary vector by agro-infiltration is usually large and its backbone has numerous restriction sites that increase difficulty for construction.

A recent editorial of The Guardian, the British standard bearer of the European progressiveness, gives an interesting insight into the increasing difficulties that progressives have with justifying criminalization of sex work.

In the current immigration debate much is said about the increasing difficulties that undocumented immigrants face due to the recent security measures taken in the Mexico-U.S border, but little attention is devoted to the role that the empowerment of Mexican drug cartels has played in reshaping the human smuggling dynamics in the last years.

This discrepancy is partially discussed within the new guidelines, as a concern related to the difficulty of measuring lesions that increase by 12% unidimensionally (mathematically corresponding to the original bidimensional WHO 25%).