Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to present from inspiring English sources

Universities UK, the body that represents all British universities, is finding it increasingly difficult to present a united front to the government as the interests of different types of university diverge.

Conclusions: It is becoming increasingly difficult to present the data for many screening procedures in ways that can be understood by possible participants, and at the same time deal clearly with the costs to society and the efficacy and efficiency of the tests.

If you are finding it increasingly difficult to remain genuinely present with your child when you hear your digital device beckons, you are not alone.

It's become increasingly difficult to sustain a weekly blog alongside making films and presenting the programme.

If the window of opportunity presented by the early years is missed, it becomes increasingly difficult to create a successful life-course.

As the 1939 summer wore on, he found it increasingly difficult to walk from the dugout to home plate, where, as the Yankees' captain, he would present the lineup card to the umpire.

A longer piece on the British home, first published in 1998, foresees the present housing crisis: "Under advanced capitalism it is increasingly difficult to produce and maintain the dwelling".

I was fully present in the place and the moment, in a way that I find increasingly difficult to achieve these days.

The main observation in the presented study is that increasing median SPP increases measurement noise to a level where an underlying OS difference becomes increasingly difficult to detect.

Third, supplies had to be purchased, both the normal kind present in any hospital, such as bed sheets and intravenous fluids, but also the expensive (and increasingly difficult to purchase) personal protective equipment (PPE).

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).