Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to take from inspiring English sources

Wildly entertaining though it is, it's increasingly difficult to take anybody seriously as a businessperson on The Apprentice (BBC1).

She finds Moscow, which she once loved intensely, increasingly difficult to take: it is dirty, loud, inconvenient, and more and more hostile.

Because of the obscene amounts of money involved in American politics, Democrats have found it increasingly difficult to take a hard line on capitalism.

As you add on levels of hierarchy, it becomes increasingly difficult to "take the pulse" of the company, gauge whether employees are happy, etc., even if you have a very good reporting structure.

"As it is now, school districts have found it increasingly difficult to get candidates to take on the job of superintendent," Robert J. Reidy Jr., the council's executive director, said in a statement.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

I found your letter increasingly difficult to read.

Truckers find it increasingly difficult to make deliveries on time.

But it is increasingly difficult to get away with it.

She was finding it increasingly difficult to get comfortable.

Additionally good domain names are becoming increasingly difficult to acquire.