Sentence examples for has been increasingly difficult from inspiring English sources

Providing housing for the urban poor has been increasingly difficult since independence.

Wilson provides both a threat on the ground and in the air, something which has been increasingly difficult for opposing defences to stop.

But forced to sell at ever-lower prices — and hurt by lower-priced competitors — making a profit has been increasingly difficult.

While few people live more than a two-hour drive from one of these urban centres, it has been increasingly difficult for elderly people to access treatment.

AS cleanup work grinds on in the pit that was once the World Trade Center, a view of the site has been increasingly difficult to come by.

"In recent weeks, my relationship with the party has been increasingly difficult and I feel it is time to move on".

And over the past three years it had been increasingly difficult to make a living.

Meanwhile, outbreaks of measles, like the one earlier this year at Disneyland, as well as other childhood diseases, have been increasingly difficult for politicians to ignore.

My mother worked in a factory, assembling transistor radios, my father in an amusement park repairing fairground rides, and my relationship with both had been increasingly difficult in the years before I left home.

He added: "We have got sponsorship, but sponsors have been increasingly difficult to find after nine years of austerity so it leaves us with a shortfall, which this council pays for". The Conservative amendments were defeated by 44 votes to 11, the Local Democracy Reporting Service said.

The pace of innovation in rig and oilfield technology is also accelerating and Tesco made the tough but correct decision to maintain its global footprint and R&D efforts through the downturn -- "a path that would have been increasingly difficult over the long-term for a company its size," the firm said.