Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to survive from inspiring English sources

One of the areas where the UK punches above its weight is the arts, yet those working in this field are finding it increasingly difficult to survive and devote their lives to it.

At stake is the balance between the rights of companies that invest in the shrimp farms and the needs of traditional fishermen who have found it increasingly difficult to survive.

Ms Hill-Tout believes that even without the criticisms in the Francis Report a small district hospital like Stafford with a yearly income of £150m would find it increasingly difficult to survive independently.

"We know that a growing number of American farmers find it increasingly difficult to survive by doing what they've done for decades.

"It's difficult to survive on that".

"In this country, it's difficult to survive.

"Without sponsors, it's difficult to survive," Mr. Bugan?aid.

"Without sponsors, it's difficult to survive," Mr. Bugané said.

'London would be difficult to survive in,' he says.

"It is more difficult to detect and much more difficult to survive.

Without this, it would be much more difficult to survive.