Sentence examples for growing progressively more difficult from inspiring English sources

By the time he died, in 1989, the defiantly outre artist had begun to realize that the public was growing progressively more difficult to shock, and one can only suppose that he would have been thrilled to watch his paintings work their old black magic even on young viewers presumably weaned on, and inured to, the horrors of teenage slasher films.

But it grew progressively more difficult as the shapes became more layered with colors and textures, and their fingers had to keep up.

The officials cautioned that it would grow progressively more difficult for districts to stay under the cap without more substantial cuts to educational programs.

They would get progressively more difficult.

They will start out simple and, as usual, they will get progressively more difficult.

It's tough to play catch-up at a major because the courses seem to get progressively more difficult.

One of these, called Alice Heim 4-I, is a series of 65 verbal and mathematical reasoning problems which get progressively more difficult.

The attacks seem to be growing progressively more violent.

Her email exchanges with the others in the group showed her growing progressively more extreme in her thinking over a period of months.

But like any good drama, it has developed over three acts growing progressively more sinister as it goes along.

The consequences of failure, meanwhile, grow progressively more serious.