Sentence examples for finding it harder to get a from inspiring English sources
While the theme of these pictures is the ubiquity of these devices, the fact is that I'm finding it harder to get a picture on the street without one of them in it.
Australians are finding it harder to get a job than at any time in more than decade and those who are in work are seeing the weakest wage growth for two decades.
"They will be the worst affected if Britain votes to leave, finding it harder to get a job, suffering the squeeze of lower wages and higher prices, and forfeiting their automatic right to work, study and travel abroad".
It is thanks to David Cameron and his decision to spend hundreds of millions of taxpayers' money on a few free schools in areas where there are no shortages of places that the number of young children in supersize classes has more than tripled since 2010 and parents are finding it harder to get a place for their child at a local school".
In 2015 more artistically minded game developers are finding it harder to get a hearing, to rise above the noise of an industry salivating over numbers or YouTubers bitching about DLC and console specs, making comedy videos or barely concealed conspiracy rants.
If you're between 25 and 44, are into men, and live in New Zealand, you could be finding it harder to get a date.
In fact, women who join their spouses are finding it hard to get a job in the host countries and thus are more affected by unemployment.
Graduates are finding it harder to get jobs.
Young people are finding it harder to get ahead.
