Sentence examples for increasingly hard to continue from inspiring English sources

That policy, though, could be increasingly hard to continue as high unemployment persists in the West, and Washington lawmakers demand a White House response.

So long as it keeps on track, it will continue both to thrive and to matter and an EU that wants to remain relevant will find it increasingly hard to keep Turkey out.

Even those who remain as teachers find it increasingly hard to justify continuing with a career that pays so little.

It is becoming hard to continue".

Increasingly, I see people pivot not because they have data that reinforces a need to change, but because they have tried something and it failed, and it seems too hard to continue.

But violence has spread from Chechnya to other regions in the North Caucasus and beyond, and with elections for Parliament and the presidency months away, it will be increasingly hard to sell the Russian people on continuing these policies, some analysts say.

Companies must work increasingly hard to stand out in the crowd and retain their talent to continue serving this high-demand market.

As the wheels continue to fly off my personal life, moments of simple joy and normalcy are increasingly hard to come by.

If it continues to get the votes of ordinary, respectable working-class people, it will become increasingly hard to stop".

I grew up in a house where the toilet doors are left open (shutting it makes it much harder to continue your conversation) and swearing, while originally banned, became increasingly necessary as we all turned into little terrors.

Trashing Apple got you attention, and as the company's stock continued to decline in 2013, erasing much of its huge 2012 run-up, it became increasingly hard to find a positive story.