Sentence examples for the growing difficulty from inspiring English sources

But it is also a symptom of the growing difficulty of reading a story about Israel without questioning its biases.

The surprise court maneuver highlights the growing difficulty of separating law from politics in Pakistan's turbulent power equation.

As stark as the numbers themselves, is the conundrum they highlight: the growing difficulty of classifying racial and ethnic categories in an increasingly fluid and multi-ethnic society.

Jim Wassel, founder and chairman of the alliance, admits that that may be a lofty goal, considering the growing difficulty of raising funds on behalf of the families.

Working Americans have two great concerns: the growing difficulty of getting health insurance, and the continuing difficulty they have in finding jobs.

But in light of the missing customer funds - a shortfall that Mr. Giddens has estimated at $1.2 billion - the dispute underscores the growing difficulty that Mr. Giddens faces.

Conversely, geographic advantages don't guarantee permanent success, as the growing difficulties in Europe and America show.

The growing difficulties with Spain over trading matters in the West Indies were used by this opposition to embarrass Walpole.

One result of the growing difficulties in the disposal of stolen art is that many works simply disappear after they have been stolen.

"I have for some time now been deeply troubled by the growing difficulties faced by Christian communities in various parts of the Middle East," he said.

However, the growing difficulties and uncertainties of the postwar era that, essentially, came to a head at the convention help explain why so many Chicagoans held on for so long to the Democratic machine, especially as it developed under Daley.