Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to secure from inspiring English sources
Today fundraisers are reporting that it's increasingly difficult to secure new donors.
Postdoctoral scholars find it increasingly difficult to secure visas to work in U.S. laboratories.
It also said that: "It is increasingly difficult to secure adequate funding to support and develop the courts and tribunals".
But it warned: "In line with past experience it has become increasingly difficult to secure planning consent for sites as May's general election approaches.
"It is increasingly difficult to secure anonymity online," says Amy Webb, a futurist and CEO of the digital strategy firm Webbmedia Group.
Russia's state-owned enterprises emerged as key investors at a time when the Maduro government found it increasingly difficult to secure new credit from anywhere, including China.
"While campus officials and venue managers are working diligently to assist the Berkeley Patriot group with its proposed events, the group's failure to meet important deadlines is making it increasingly difficult to ensure a safe and secure program," he said.
As buildings are now taller, larger, and more complex, it has become increasingly more difficult to secure stockyards for materials and to resolve the surrounding traffic problems, creating an increased need for Just-In-Time (JIT) delivery.
But this tradition is increasingly more difficult to secure, as we experienced during last year's meagre season Can you imagine the UK Greens issuing a similar statement, one that warns of dwindling supplies and hints at worse to come, but at the same time recognizes that the end result itself is really rather yummy?
Increasingly, however, teaching institutions find it difficult to secure the compensation necessary to maintain their academic missions.
