Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to produce from inspiring English sources

But we also have an obligation to grow even more, to help feed those parts of the world where it will become increasingly difficult to produce food reliably.

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".

"We believe it will become increasingly difficult to produce above-average returns with a distressed strategy," says Steven Persky, a Dalton co-founder and the manager of the two funds.

At first randomised trials were few in number and easy to summarise but the exponential rise of these studies made it increasingly difficult to produce clear unbiased summaries of the best evidence on the effects of health care interventions [ 3].

Because of increasing numbers of mobile-only phone users worldwide, currently estimated to be 30.2% in the USA [ 1], 13% in Canada [ 2], 14% - 19% across the UK countries [ 3] and 19% in Australia [ 4], it has become increasingly difficult to produce unbiased estimates from random digit dialling (RDD) surveys that only target landline phones [ 5- 7].

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

She was finding it increasingly difficult to get comfortable.

Truckers find it increasingly difficult to make deliveries on time.

But it is increasingly difficult to get away with it.

Additionally good domain names are becoming increasingly difficult to acquire.

Unfortunately, in a nation of more than 300 million people, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to produce enough wholesome food for everyone, especially as we start using our agricultural prowess to fuel our monstrous fleet of S.U.V.'s.