Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to speak from inspiring English sources

She found it increasingly difficult to speak, but the one thing she said frequently and with clarity was that she wanted to die.

"These were also worrying omens for children who are at risk of injury or abuse but on whose behalf the medical profession finds it increasingly difficult to speak up.

"If society adopts and imposes a new orthodoxy of 'gender-neutral' marriage, being defined simply as a union between any two persons – including a man and a man, or a woman and woman – then it will become increasingly difficult to speak or teach in public about marriage as being between a man and a woman," Martin said.

It is increasingly difficult to talk about death, increasingly hard to celebrate the person gone.

He found it difficult to speak.

His injuries made it difficult to speak.

If you find it alarmingly difficult to speak up and speak out writing can do wonders.

The club never made this promise to Matthew and found it increasingly difficult to stop the agent speaking publicly about his desire to leave Birmingham City, putting more pressure on the club to give into his demand to sell him".

Suffering from end-stage pulmonary fibrosis, he found it increasingly difficult to drive or walk or speak.

He stopped speaking and became increasingly difficult to manage.

The archive will provide teachers and students of Yiddish with a wide variety of "living" models of the spoken language that are increasingly difficult to find anywhere else, and are nowhere available in the same place.