Sentence examples for increasingly difficult thing from inspiring English sources

Another problem can be when one person has a different view of what should be kept within the relationship  If one person shares all the intimate details of the relationship with their friends or over Facebook, this can be an increasingly difficult thing to manage.

That's an increasingly difficult thing to do: here at MWC we've seen many, many Android devices, and apart from LG's rather grotesque gestures towards 3D, they are to the end user almost indistinguishable.

This is an increasingly difficult thing to achieve in an age of streaming and among a plethora of new franchises.

A career in academia (often the point of doing a PhD) is an increasingly demanding and difficult thing to obtain.

'I was finding it increasingly difficult to find things for my clients.

But when she was in her late 40s, it became increasingly difficult to see things at a distance.

But when Sue was in her late forties new problems began: It became increasingly difficult to see things at a distance.

"With 6 million members not 13 million members … it is becoming increasingly difficult to defend things like defined benefit pensions in the private sector.

"She found it increasingly difficult to do the things necessary to maintain friendships with 'normal' kids," her father says.

She cited relentless droughts that had made growing crops, among other things, increasingly difficult for the Masai, her ethnic group.

This transformation has been so thorough and pervasive that it is increasingly difficult to imagine how things could be any other way.