Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to meet from inspiring English sources

Increased engine speeds and higher cylinder pressures made it increasingly difficult to meet high ignition voltage requirements.

But the debt charity StepChange said the basic cost of living is becoming increasingly difficult to meet for millions of British households.

Diouf found it increasingly difficult to meet prescriptions for economic adjustment while trying to contain social and ethnic pressures caused by falling export values, rising costs of living, and mounting unemployment.

However, given that the 2C target was set based on the assumption that action would start in 2010, the report warns it will become "increasingly difficult" to meet this goal.

Athens has to refinance €16bn of maturing debt by the end of May – a task it had found increasingly difficult to meet because of runaway interest rates which this week jumped to a record 8.3%, more than twice that paid by Germany.

Costs to protect even the safest bonds are close to a record, and investment funds like Carlyle Capital are finding it increasingly difficult to meet rising demands for collateral as the value of their portfolios declines along with the financial markets.

With urbanization, the New Zealand public is increasingly becoming disconnected from the primary sector (agriculture and forestry) who are finding it difficult to meet local societal expectations as well as international requirements for accreditation systems for their products.

That deadline may be difficult to meet.

These goals will be difficult to meet.

It is very difficult to meet people".

Thresholds of the ESC seem to be difficult to meet.