Sentence examples for growing difficult from inspiring English sources

But with Democrats outnumbering Republicans nearly 3 to 1 in the village, he said, "it's been a growing difficult area for us".

With the holidays approaching, some commissioners and critical staff members were embarking on vacations, so it was growing difficult to prepare formal documents before the end of the year.

With little other recourse than taking to the streets, critics on the left and in the Arab minority say the policies and hostility they see emanating from Parliament are growing difficult to bear.

The area has a short growing season and lime-heavy soil that make vine growing difficult, but it is an environment that has been said to challenge grapes to greatness.

Use a hoe to cut off the tops of any weeds that emerge, rather than pulling them out; tugging the weeds could tug out the roots of the onions, and make growing difficult.

But their relationship grew difficult.

From there, the task grows difficult.

At night Finch would often take a sleeping pill at 8 00, because sleep had grown difficult.

The network's quest to provide equal time could grow difficult if players balk at appearing.

In recent months, even finding a place to sleep on the streets has grown difficult.

Many ClassPass members say it has grown difficult to get into the desired classes.