Sentence examples for has grown increasingly difficult from inspiring English sources

While most companies operate with similar dormitories, wage structures and work schedules, staffing Foxconn's large sites has grown increasingly difficult.

For cigarette addicts, finding somewhere to indulge their habit has grown increasingly difficult over the decades since the harms caused by tobacco became clear.

This has grown increasingly difficult, partly because of the recession and partly because stricter governance and accounting rules, such as those included in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, make it much costlier to become a public company.In 2008 and 2009 there were fewer initial public offerings of firms backed by venture capitalists than in any year since 1985.

Life for Samuel has grown increasingly difficult since his father passed away in 2006.

Since the 9/11 attacks, visa procedures for foreign artists and performers have grown increasingly difficult, Larry Rohter reports, becoming "a serious impediment to cultural exchanges with the rest of the world".

Although thousands of Yazidis have escaped or been rescued over the past two years, rescue efforts have grown increasingly difficult.

Modern science has grown increasingly complex and multidisciplinary, making it difficult even for active researchers to grasp theories and evidence of unrelated scientific topics.

Tortorella has grown increasingly testy.

The dispute has grown increasingly ugly.

But that job has grown increasingly tumultuous.

The atmosphere has grown increasingly toxic.