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The report also identified an increasing difficulty getting patients undergoing a crisis into hospital because of an acute shortage of beds.

One of the symptoms of winter blues is increased difficulty getting up in the morning, even if you've had plenty of sleep.

But with the authorities clamping down on telephone and Internet communications, human rights groups and exiles said they were having increasing difficulty in getting information.

Delisle takes a whimsical approach but also logs political realities — the increasing difficulty of getting travel permits for humanitarian work, the abrupt banishment of foreign videos from stores.

Avowedly socialist leanings mean that the party cannot easily ignore the complaints of the urban poor about the increasing difficulty of getting on the housing ladder.

Like many others arts, Lift faces increasing difficulties in getting visas for artists, particularly those from the Middle East and Africa.

The increasing difficulty and expense involved in getting public documents has been a matter of concern to the American Society of Newspaper Editors for months.

The confrontation underscores the feisty ground campaign being mounted on both sides – but also the increasing difficulty that Arpaio critics face in getting enough signatures to put a recall before voters.

"Over time, they have increasing difficulty nominating any kind of centrist to the presidency," she said, "and this is why Republicans from the Northeast get excluded".

For example, visual inspection of the boxplots for the Factors Walking Around Obstacles; Light; Mobility strongly suggest that as the severity of glaucoma gets worse, there is increasing difficulty in performing tasks.

Oct. 3: The increasing difficulty of donating items to charities.