Sentence examples for it was getting more difficult from inspiring English sources

Wenman said it was getting more difficult to hire and retain staff.

"That brought me so much fear, the thought that as I get older, it was getting more difficult to find a job, that the skills, maybe, are not there".

She did her best to sound upbeat, but admitted that it was getting more difficult to find people who are willing to "love the factory and make it their home," as her brochure suggested.

Capper said that even before Brexit it was getting more difficult to recruit from the EU because young Poles, Bulgarians and Romanians were also beginning to reject outdoor farm jobs.

I welcomed and even searched out stories of other women who had experienced several losses, but it was getting more difficult and a lot more depressing.

On the back of a new survey of officials and ministers, Peter Riddell, the IfG director, says "it is getting more difficult for the civil service to know what's right to do".

It's getting more difficult to recognize addicts, he said.

It is getting more difficult to find leading-edge applications today that do not incorporate Java somewhere in their architecture.

"It's getting more difficult to afford this type of generosity," he said.

It is getting more difficult to make a living with farming and this offers a way out.

For those people, they feel like it's getting more difficult to earn a living," Stone said.