Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to address from inspiring English sources
Alas, the structure of our politics makes it increasingly difficult to address the plight of those for whom race and poverty have become inexorably intertwined.
If their ability to raise concerns on issues that are affected by government policy is restricted further, they may find it increasingly difficult to address the root causes of the problems they are set up to solve, rather than just treat the symptoms.
Nonetheless, rapid changes in the global environment pose challenges to the science community that are increasingly difficult to address using data from single satellite sensors or platforms due to the underlying limitations of data availability and tradeoffs that govern the design and implementation of currently existing sensors.
A country founded on racist principles will find it increasingly difficult to address such a divisive issue, but it must be done for the sake of the future.
As digital storage grows exponentially, including within the cloud, the problem becomes increasingly more difficult to address.
Reducing poverty, increasing food production, combating terrorism and sustaining economic development are all vital priorities, but it is increasingly clear how rapid climate change will make them even more difficult to address.
Further, as the classification of diseases becomes refined, it becomes increasingly difficult to conduct statistical analyses with adequate power to address questions about the effects of an exposure on disease incidence.
First, with the need to monitor numerous products and numerous potential events, it is increasingly difficult to develop randomized clinical trials to adequately address all potential study bias and confounding factors.
