Sentence examples for increasingly difficult to wield from inspiring English sources

It's increasingly difficult to wield manpower at any scale.

She is extremely intoxicated, and becomes increasingly difficult to manage.

Unfortunately, politicians are making these arrangements increasingly difficult to maintain.

He stopped speaking and became increasingly difficult to manage.

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But in deep office markets with lots of excess demand, like that in Washington, individual builders will find it difficult to wield market power.

I say "best" because, though it is highly damaging and fun to use, it can be difficult to wield and usually ends up getting you killed.

(Solid information is increasingly difficult to get).

The policy is increasingly difficult to enforce.

"That's increasingly difficult to hang on to in Scotland.

But such loans are increasingly difficult to find.