Sentence examples for progressively more difficult to from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, as an individual progresses upward, it becomes progressively more difficult to successfully fulfill the needs of each higher level.

That works for a while but becomes progressively more difficult to sustain.

"For me," he continues, "it would become progressively more difficult to talk about music at a whist drive.

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

However, as the number of connections increased, it became progressively more difficult to solder in ever smaller spaces.

I've always known I was different, and sought a formal diagnosis after the traits I've lived with for almost five decades became progressively more difficult to manage.

It is consequently both impossible to keep up with developments, and progressively more difficult either to find pertinent papers or to locate new facts within them.

"As the climate continues to warm and the amount of sea ice in the circumpolar Arctic continues to decline," van Meurs and Stirling wrote, "access to seals on ice floes may become progressively more difficult owing to the presence of more water between floes and earlier seasonal disappearance of ice altogether".

"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.

Therefore it becomes progressively more difficult for others to confidently ascertain and respond to changing interests, preferences, and needs [ 4].

The officials cautioned that it would grow progressively more difficult for districts to stay under the cap without more substantial cuts to educational programs.