Sentence examples for increasing difficult for from inspiring English sources

Initiating or developing research programmes is becoming increasing difficult for ecologists during the early stages of their career, and this programme principally aims to provide an opportunity for ecologists recently appointed to academic posts to establish themselves.

The Easton Holiday Committee said it was becoming increasing difficult to raise sufficient funds for the holiday display and sought $10,000 from the city council, but they were rejected.

The guidelines allow for rent to go up 0.75% over the retail price index and because RPI was higher than usual it would have made the increase "very difficult" for many social housing tenants.

Still, Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Paramount) acknowledged that voting for tax increases was difficult for many lawmakers.

As the number of targets increases, the computational needs of the MTT system also increase making it difficult for a single processor to handle it alone.

Increasing complexity makes it difficult for users to manage their home networks in a way that optimises their experience when using rich multimedia services.

Landlords acknowledged that the increases would be difficult for some renters, but said that they were needed to make up for rising operating costs.

"We have undertaken seven NIDs since January and in every round the number of children to be covered increases, making it difficult for us to plan activities and vaccine availability.

"We have undertaken seven NIDs [National Immunization Days] since January, and in every round, the number of children to be covered increases, making it difficult for us to plan activities and vaccine availability," explains Mr. Apakohokel Badjel Clement, Chief of the Kette Health Centre.

A higher level of initial jobless claims raises the odds that American companies may put off plans to increase employment, making it difficult for joblessness to fall below 9 percent.

Indeed, at the beginning of the 21st century, the gap between Nicaragua's national minimum wage and the cost of living increased, making life more difficult for families from lower-income communities.