Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to drag from inspiring English sources

As new, advanced leisure pursuits have vied for Britain's attention, it has become increasingly difficult to drag people away from their surround-sound TVs, garden gnomes and crates of cut-price lager.

As new, advanced leisure pursuits have vied for Britain's attention, it has become increasingly difficult to drag people away from their surround-sound TVs, garden gnomes, and crates of cut-price lager.

It was difficult to drag myself away from the internet but it was necessary.

But Europe's leaders will find it increasingly hard to drag their people along with them.

As the plot expands, dragging more and more characters in its wake, so it becomes increasingly difficult to give each part of the tale the care that it deserves.

The policy is increasingly difficult to enforce.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

College is becoming increasingly difficult to afford.

As planners and their environments become increasingly complex, planner behavior becomes increasingly difficult to understand.

"That's increasingly difficult to hang on to in Scotland.

But that is becoming increasingly difficult to ensure.