Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to achieve from inspiring English sources

"I think that men are simply following a decade or two behind women in terms of being exposed to body images that are increasingly difficult to achieve".

The level of international cooperation that is required to make even a dent in the world's worsening environmental problems is going to be increasingly difficult to achieve.

The declining base of traditional members and the increasing financial demands (caused, in part, by the growth in the number of election contests) suggests that a retreat to a 'better yesterday' will be increasingly difficult to achieve.

"If implemented, these plans would alter the situation on the ground on a scale that makes the two-state solution, with Jerusalem as a shared capital, increasingly difficult to achieve".

The currency-board rules oblige the authorities to back every peso in circulation with the same amount in dollars and some economists suspect this is increasingly difficult to achieve.

LONDON — For a large number of young adults in Britain, homeownership has become increasingly difficult to achieve, viewed as a distant goal attainable only later in life, if at all.

Censorship will increasingly become more difficult to achieve and less effective with time, it will drain an even larger amount of physical and political resources, and it will unnecessarily weaken Beijing's image abroad.

But it adds: "It has become increasingly apparent that this desirable outcome is often very difficult to achieve".

But that is difficult to achieve.

It is the most difficult to achieve.

Qualitative goals were also difficult to achieve.