Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to stand from inspiring English sources
"And it's increasingly difficult to stand out from the clutter," she added.
The only problem was that by 1997 Stuart had begun to find it increasingly difficult to stand still on the spot.
As it's increasingly difficult to stand out from the vinous throng, the fact that someone, somewhere, has given a wine a prize provides a competitive advantage.
There's probably not a shortage of iTunes recommendations plug-ins in the world and it's going to be increasingly difficult to stand above the crowd.
In Canada, where there are now 41 publicly-traded companies holding licenses with Health Canada, it is getting increasingly difficult to stand out from the crowd.
At a time when there are an estimated 400 scripted series crowding television schedules this year, even deep-pocketed and prestigious networks such as HBO have found it increasingly difficult to stand out.
It's increasingly difficult to stay by Sobchak's side.
In numerous conversations over the past few days, both informal and on the record, reporters note how it has become increasingly difficult to cut through the clutter and stand out amid the seemingly endless churn of Iowa coverage.
It is increasingly difficult to discern exactly where the US stands on any issue, whose voice matters or how decisions are made.
It is increasingly difficult to discern exactly where the US stands on any issue, whose voice matters, or how decisions are made.
