Sentence examples for ever more difficult and from inspiring English sources
Many mines, some more than 100 years old, are also proving ever more difficult and expensive to exploit.
The oil companies also say that as crude oil becomes ever more difficult and expensive to find, biofuels can bolster their reserves.
The skill and ingenuity of the riders as they compete to perform ever more difficult and outlandish tricks is seen as a key part of its appeal.
And while today's motor cars offer unprecedented value in terms of price, performance, safety and fuel economy, they have become more complicated than ever, more difficult and expensive to repair, and their economic lifespan severely shortened.
The government disputes this.Although there are still thought to be around 20 billion barrels of the black stuff under the waters off Aberdeen, extracting it is getting ever more difficult and costly.
Historic England has added the remains of the munitions plant to its annual Heritage at Risk Register, which is published on 20 October along with a warning that while record numbers of imperilled buildings and sites have been saved, those that remain are ever more difficult and expensive to repair.
ONCE the baby arrived, it became ever more difficult for Jared and Jeanne Slater to make do in their fifth-floor apartment in a walk-up tenement.
Indeed, basing its strategy on technological innovation is ever more difficult due to increased and often global competition, shorter product life cycles, and rising R&D costs.
As the Latino population grows with immigration, especially from Mexico, blacks throughout the region are finding it ever more difficult to get jobs and housing.Today Latinos make up at least 45% of the 10m residents of LA County, and blacks only 10%.
In the digital world, and with advances in artificial intelligence, we can perform a greater array of analyses that get ever more difficult to truly understand and interpret.
Job seekers with tech-skills are increasingly in high demand, while those lacking such skills find it ever more difficult to secure meaningful and remunerative employment.
