Sentence examples for make it progressively from inspiring English sources

Between now and then, the rules in the House and Senate make it progressively more difficult to pass legislation.

"The declining rates are clearly connected to a series of actions taken by the U.S. government to make it progressively more difficult for people to enter the country," says Victor Johnson of NAFSA Association of International Educatorss, which released its own survey last week showing similar trends.

And, as Harold Meyerson notes, the bill's gradualism is also "designed to make it progressively easier for legislators to support and progressively more difficult for such entrenched interests as the insurance and pharmaceutical industries to defeat".

The main effect has been to make it progressively harder for victims of malpractice to find a lawyer willing to take their case -- especially victims who can't claim much in the way of lost wages, such as children and non-working spouses.

Also, 2 of its moves sometimes raise ALL its stats at once, making it progressively harder to catch.

"So he made it progressively more difficult as I got better".

This makes it progressively harder for users to leave, an economic principle known as lock-in.

"I grew up in that Hollywood environment, watching my father take a raw idea and making it progressively real," Mr. Brown said.

The European commission has made it progressively harder to invoke, and last year the European parliament threw out a proposal to invoke Article 7 – or even to activate a warning mechanism.

The deal points to the love-hate relationship many wealthier countries have with coal: while environmental laws have made it progressively harder to build new coal-fired power plants, they do not restrict coal mining to the same extent.

"If the economy isn't growing, there are fewer jobs and fewer people in work than there should be, fewer taxes paid and more benefits claimed - which makes it progressively harder to get the deficit down".