Sentence examples for it becoming more difficult from inspiring English sources

Sir David has warned that if the savings are not made, it could lead to a "managed decline", which would involve patients waiting longer for treatment, new drugs not being made available straight away and it becoming more difficult to see a GP.

"And it's not just the increased premiums that are causing a problem, it's that it's becoming more difficult to buy all the coverage you need".

"As they get closer," said Tenzin Taklha, secretary for the Dalai Lama, "it is becoming more difficult for Tibetans".

I still say it today, and actually it's becoming more difficult as we progress towards the 10-year goal that we set.

Rosberg said after finishing second to Hamilton in the US Grand Prix on Sunday: "It's becoming more difficult but it is definite that in the last race I have a chance to win".

"We have been pretty successful at that in recent years but it is becoming more difficult to do it as technology changes faster and faster [and] encryption comes in".

Given that MiniMed has solved many of its earlier problems, it is becoming more difficult for competitors to steal market share.

"It's becoming more difficult to treat and it's requiring more and more medications to do so," said the panel chairman, Dr. David A. Calhoun, a hypertension specialist at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.

"It's becoming more difficult to ignore because it's out there and folks are really having conversations on it," Beaudoin said.

It also belies the fact that it is becoming more difficult for either Taiwan or Hong Kong to avoid interdependence with the far larger Chinese economy.

Now, as Samsung's flagship phones like the Galaxy S4 become widely accepted as legitimate rivals to the iPhone, it's becoming more difficult for Apple to convince customers that their gadget gives them higher status than Samsung owners.