Sentence examples for has become increasingly difficult since from inspiring English sources

Staying in Italy has become increasingly difficult since the country's rightwing populist government enacted hardline immigration measures.

In Georgia, as in many states, gaining cash assistance has become increasingly difficult since the landmark welfare reform signed into law by President Clinton in 1996.

Many have done just that, but doing so successfully has become increasingly difficult, since a corresponding paradigm shift has created a new risk management "normal".

But that political tap-dance has become increasingly difficult ever since the Supreme Court sodomy ruling, which enraged conservatives said would lead to gay marriage.

His behaviour has become increasingly difficult ever since, at Easter two years ago, he preached a controversial sermon urging discussion of "real things", such as the ordination of women and married men and the problem of sexual abuse among priests.

Most arrivals do not intend to stay in the U.S. In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult to win asylum in America, and since 2011 the number of pending asylum requests has grown tenfold; applicants often wait years for an answer, and in the end more than half are rejected.

However since hitting 50 it has become increasingly difficult to find work.

Since environmental regulation costs money, imposing or tightening regulation has become increasingly difficult.

Since then, Mr. Parra said, navigating the narrow driveway has become increasingly difficult.

That has become increasingly difficult and more expensive with the sudden and mysterious death of billions of bees since 2006, a phenomenon known as bee colony collapse disorder.

Juggling both has become increasingly difficult.