Sentence examples for increasingly difficult business from inspiring English sources

But they are also masking an increasingly difficult business environment, marked by rising costs, tightening access to oil fields, and declining profit for refineries.

Moody's said Chugai, which merged with Roche's Japanese subsidiary, is "better positioned to respond to the Japanese pharmaceutical sector's increasingly difficult business environment" helped by its stronger marketing and products.

In the show, of which he and Mr. Burnett are executive producers, Mr. Trump will lead a group of 16 contestants through a series of increasingly difficult business tasks, and the prize for the ultimate winner is not a million dollars but a job as president of one of Mr. Trump's business divisions.

Financial sanctions are making it increasingly difficult for business owners to operate in a global economy.

In this tight labor market, it is becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to hire and retain good employees.

With this saturation of the market and Google pushing their organic search results further down the page in favor of their paid listings, it is becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to be noticed online without paying Google for the privilege.

Unfortunately, California's labor laws and regulations are making it increasingly difficult for businesses to provide these things.

Yes and it's becoming increasingly difficult for businesses to determine the difference from an everyday pet and a trained service dog.

Many in the business community say that they have an increasingly difficult time doing business here given the city's poor infrastructure and the rising cost of real estate here.

But he was undone by a tin ear for politicking and by a slumping economy that has unmasked the industry as an increasingly cluttered and difficult business.

BERLIN — German companies, long Iran's biggest trading partners in Europe, are finding it increasingly difficult to do business there as the United States, Israel and others campaign for tougher United Nations sanctions in response to the country's nuclear program.