Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to save from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, it becomes increasingly difficult to save the already half-sunken ship.

"The biggest reason this is hard is that it's increasingly difficult to save up for a deposit, even for buyers with qualifying salaries.

And it's getting increasingly difficult to write an MPDG.

It was absolutely difficult to save.

He said it's difficult to save money in Istanbul.

Even with temporary improvement, it will be difficult to save the patient's life.

Although I constantly marvel at Congress's collective ability to dodge, weave, and stall, the discussion of how to save the planet is becoming increasingly difficult to kick down the road.

The musicians maintain that reducing the minimums will make it increasingly difficult to have full orchestras on Broadway, because producers will almost always opt to use the fewest musicians possible to save money.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

The policy is increasingly difficult to enforce.

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