Sentence examples for steadily more difficult for from inspiring English sources

It has become steadily more difficult for directors of Mr. Boorman's generation, and of his stubbornly independent temperament, to fund their fancies.

India had become steadily more difficult for Britain to rule and without India, British hegemony in the Middle East, deemed a core national interest until the disaster of Suez in 1956, was increasingly unsustainable.

"As US and coalition forces withdraw, it will become steadily more difficult for both the implementing and oversight agencies to monitor projects," John Sopko, the special inspector general, told Congress in April.

But passage has become steadily more difficult.

From that moment things grew steadily more difficult at Chabannes.

The Channel island, long seen as a tax haven for British investors, does not have a deposit-protection scheme".The tax authorities are trying to make it steadily more difficult to avoid tax," says Mr Whiting.

"Chemicals margins were significantly lower than in the second quarter last year, with trading conditions, particularly in the U.S.A., having become steadily more difficult," Shell said.

Manufacturers must accurately understand user needs in order to develop successful products but the task is becoming steadily more difficult as user needs change more rapidly, and as firms increasingly seek to serve "markets of one".

"It's even more difficult for foreigners".

But even more difficult for the player".

But somewhat more difficult for us.