Sentence examples for it will get more difficult from inspiring English sources
I think the money, certainly from larger companies, will always be there but it will get more difficult for national charities to get involvement.
"It's already a hard thing to do, and probably it will get more difficult," he says, especially as crowdsourcing services become easier to use.
"The talent shortage is not as bad as it was in 2007, but it will get more difficult to recruit, going into 2011," said Andrew Morris, managing director of Robert Half in Hong Kong.
As the researchers get closer and closer to reaching the cold temperature they need to see quantum behavior, it will get more difficult to reach the final goal, Mavalvala predicted.
This week's convention, which she has vowed to prevent from becoming a "food fight," will be a visible test of her leadership; the next will come closer to the September primary, when it will get more difficult to prevent the kind of self-destructive infighting among Democratic candidates that helped cost the party Mr. D'Amato's Senate seat in 1992.
It will get more difficult because that was not a big stage, it was a world stage".
I said to him then, 'If you don't do it now, it'll get more difficult.' He could have done all sorts of things.
As Google Fiber grows out its operations into other cities, things will get more difficult as far as keeping up with demand.
Water scarcity doesn't help either, and will get more difficult when the country shifts its attention to shale (which requires perhaps 20 times more water to extract than coal bed methane).
(In the real world, officers can separate applicants to make sure they're not gaming the system). The questions will get more difficult as we go on.
