Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to engage from inspiring English sources

Sitting in the modern equivalent of rotten boroughs, MPs are finding it increasingly difficult to engage with the public.

Lecture attendance is poor, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to engage students, both in the material being taught and campus life.

It is correspondingly difficult to engage with.

It is very difficult to engage with them," he said.

Many students find it difficult to engage with mathematical concepts.

However, the target group of this study are very difficult to engage in care and often even more difficult to engage in research trials.

Great Britain has similarly made employers responsible for paying sickness benefits for the first 28 weeks of a claim, has standardized the disability screening process, and has made it increasingly difficult to remain passively on long-term disability benefits without engaging in work-related activity.

The policy is increasingly difficult to enforce.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

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

Health-care costs are increasingly difficult to plan for.