Sentence examples for make it increasingly difficult from inspiring English sources

But Russia's bellicose behavior, and now the hostilities along its border, make it increasingly difficult to act on such a premise without seeming naïve.

He said selling Friends Reunited would make it increasingly difficult for ITV to hit its online revenue target of £150m in 2012.

We want to make it increasingly difficult for terrorists to operate in Afghanistan.

Lower roof heights make it increasingly difficult to provide the clearance needed for soft springs.

Such details, Mr. Shanley said, make it increasingly difficult to tell art from memory.

Climate change will make it increasingly difficult to feed the world.

We want to make it increasingly difficult for them to freely use Afghanistan as a base of operations.

These factors may make you want to continue to smoke and will make it increasingly difficult for you to stop.

High default charges harm homeowners because they make it increasingly difficult to catch up on late payments and avoid foreclosure.

In effect, such deficiencies in current trial methodologies make it increasingly difficult to demonstrate antidepressant efficacy of these new drugs.

But in Europe's parliamentary democracies, the fragmentation of votes appears to also make it increasingly difficult to govern at all.