Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to buy from inspiring English sources
It also bans trade in some chemicals and restricts it in others (non-signatories will find it increasingly difficult to buy chemicals from CWC members).
Deborah Nielson, chairwoman of the open space committee, said it was becoming increasingly difficult to buy land, which has soared to $200,000 an acre.
If it intends to adjust grain prices frequently, based on the price grain fetches in the markets, then some city folk could find it increasingly difficult to buy rice at affordable prices.
Most big maritime insurers and underwriters are based in Europe, and other buyers of Iranian oil are finding it increasingly difficult to buy the required liability insurance needed to ship it as the embargo's July 1 enforcement date looms.
"We should not be content to live in a society where it's easy for one person to reduce their taxable contribution to schools, hospitals and other critical government services — through generous federal tax exemptions and the ownership of multiple properties — while a generation of working Australians find it increasingly difficult to buy one property to call home".
"Generation rent" will find it increasingly difficult to buy and are likely to be older than previous generations before they can afford their own home, according to the report by PwC, which builds on analysis of the housing market published in the summer.
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"In the current climate, young families are finding it increasingly difficult to get mortgages and buy their own homes with the average age of first-time buyers now 37. "There is therefore increased competition for both social housing and privately rented accommodation with over 90,000 people on council and housing association waiting lists.
