Sentence examples for increasingly difficult problems from inspiring English sources

The disposal of fly ash poses increasingly difficult problems for many urbanized regions.

Under such conditions it was inevitable that the Ottoman government could not meet the increasingly difficult problems that plagued the empire in the 16th and 17th centuries.

But the deal with Mitsubishi also reflects the increasingly difficult problems faced by some of the weaker Japanese automakers, which now find they must reach out to foreign partners to be competitive.

In the late nineteen-fifties, Phil Graham's health and behavior also presented increasingly difficult problems — problems that might have been solved with medication, if he had not refused it.

"Health boards need to be open and transparent about the increasingly difficult problems they are facing".

I found myself overcoming obstacles and nay-sayers, solving ever increasingly difficult problems and persevering when others would give up, to fulfill what had become what felt like my calling.

Drones are becoming an increasingly difficult problem.

Noise and component failure is an increasingly difficult problem in modern electronic design.

By and large you're trying to push back the tide, an increasingly difficult problem for the Kremlin".

The Green Berets have stepped in to deal with an increasingly difficult problem for the Saudi military.

But he alluded to her record as a disappearing diva in other houses, saying her cancellations have become "an increasingly difficult problem for us".