Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to access from inspiring English sources

Spotters say it is becoming increasingly difficult to access good viewing points at airports and bases.

As care in the home becomes increasingly difficult to access and rents soar, it's perhaps inevitable that more people will turn to homesharing.

I can see the argument that says, if you don't manage to master the expected levels by 11 you'll find it increasingly difficult to access the secondary curriculum.

"While the offline is said to be increasingly difficult to access, it is simultaneously easily obtained — if, of course, you are the 'right' type of person".

Brits abroad tend to get a sympathetic press when struggling in foreign judicial systems but the sympathy is not replicated at home, as translation services are contracted out and increasingly difficult to access.

Meanwhile, older psychoanalytic approaches, which look at past experiences, are increasingly difficult to access because they tend to last longer and therefore cost more money, but Louise L feels these approaches could help to fill in the gaps that are missed by CBT's "here and now" focus.

At the same time, average global oil prices have increased, making fossil fuels for off-grid health clinics increasingly expensive and difficult to access, as reflected in the low proportion of functional generators in surveyed facilities.

Out-of-hours services, including NHS111, are difficult to access, increasingly privatised and not trusted by patients.

Antiretroviral treatment services delivered in hospital settings in Africa increasingly lack capacity to meet demand and are difficult to access by patients.

"It was so difficult to access materials.

Firstly, the town is difficult to access.