Sentence examples for has grown more difficult from inspiring English sources

The problem has grown more difficult as the complexities of economic life have increased.

Movie producing has grown more difficult as studios, bleeding from plummeting DVD sales, have reduced overhead deals.

The job of running Wal-Mart has grown more difficult as the company has become ever more supersized.

As team prices have soared, proving that the value of the contracts equaled 50percentt of the purchase price has grown more difficult.

And yet achieving such a compromise has grown more difficult as the two parties have grown more ideologically homogenous — and further apart from each other.

As you say in the article, sex education has become such a political wedge issue that a lot of that access to information has grown more difficult.

"Women's lives have grown more difficult in the last 20 years," Ms. Badinter said in an interview.

On the national level, Latino advocates acknowledged that the climate for legislation to give legal status to illegal immigrants had grown more difficult with a new Republican-led House.

Badinger wants to "defend women from the possibility of trying to be the perfect mother... Women's lives have grown more difficult in the past 20 years.

But she added that life in the camp had grown more difficult, and she was eager to make the move back into a permanent home – although she had no idea when that might happen.

The modern microprocessors have become more sophisticated, the performance of software on modern architectures has grown more and more difficult to dissect and prognosticate.