Sentence examples for finds it increasingly difficult from inspiring English sources

Regardless, the problem underscores another challenge facing the company: Facebook has grown so rapidly, in both users and in technical complexity, that it finds it increasingly difficult to control everything that happens on its site.

She now finds it increasingly difficult to get on to college campuses at all.

But he admitted that he finds it increasingly difficult to reconcile himself to today's conservative movement.

Like all British museums, Tate finds it increasingly difficult to fund purchases in the overheated art market.

Unbending in his value discipline, Mr. Buffett says he finds it increasingly difficult to uncover companies or stocks worth buying.

Even if they don't, educating them is a projection of "soft power" at a time when Britain finds it increasingly difficult to stump up for the hard version.

Without support of foreign investors, the U.S. may find it increasingly difficult to fund its external trade imbalances.

Partly as a result, Congress has found it increasingly difficult to finish its work on time each year.

Comet found it increasingly difficult to get goods on credit following its sale in November 2011.

Countries find it increasingly difficult to flout global trade agreements.

The government found it increasingly difficult to intervene decisively.