Sentence examples for growing increasingly tough from inspiring English sources
At the beginning of the conflict, many Syrians took shelter with relatives in Ramtha and other border towns, but with their own economic conditions growing increasingly tough, Jordanians are becoming wary of hosting yet another long-term wave of refugees.
The hardware, software and services trifecta that Apple has been (in some ways) leveraging to make the iPhone and iPad such popular devices, had been growing increasingly tough to maintain.
But even the Awami League's supporters, who brought the party to power on a tough-on-terror platform, are growing increasingly disenchanted by Hasina's handling of the recent violence.
The bold actions and tough talk suggest that China is growing increasingly worried about the possibility of trade sanctions or further damage to its international profile heading into 2008, when Beijing is to be the host to the Summer Olympics.
Malware is getting tougher to stop because the cybercriminals behind it are growing increasingly sophisticated.
Like other department store chains, J.C. Penney is in a tough position as a middle-of-the-road retailer, something that is growing increasingly obsolete.
Retransmission demands are growing increasingly common.
She was growing increasingly distraught, one said.
NIGERIA'S insurgency is growing increasingly bloody.
Other calls followed, growing increasingly shrill.
Furthermore, she was growing increasingly concerned.
