Sentence examples for increases more difficult from inspiring English sources

The slowing economy will make fare increases more difficult.

What makes the increases more difficult is fewer hospitals and fewer beds.

The city and state currently each pay the authority about $158 million for operating expenses; if both sources of revenue were to dry up, the authority's projected deficit would approach $1 billion, making service reductions and fare increases more difficult to avoid.

But the stock's 57percentt decline this year and a deteriorating economic outlook are bound to make any capital increase more difficult.

HARD or EX-HARD make the gauge increase more difficult and decrease at more rate than normal.

In a letter to the insurer, Ms. Sebelius noted that the company's parent, WellPoint, earned $2.7 billion in the last quarter of 2009, making the rate increases "even more difficult to understand".

"As the number of terrorist organizations increases, the more difficult it is for actual perpetrators to distinguish themselves from groups that had no hand in the violence," Aaron Hoffman wrote in a 2010 paper on the subject.

At the levels of the guild increase, the more difficult the tests become.

"Research already indicates that as you move from northern climes to southern and temperatures increase, it becomes more difficult to increase the organic material in soil".

"You can't have the same year-over-year growth every year anyway, unless there's an economic improvement," Hastings says, noting that as the industry's base sales number increases every year, growth becomes more difficult.

As genomic distance increases it becomes more difficult to identify TCS orthologues, and the relative frequency of evolutionary events increases.