Sentence examples for the increasing difficulty from inspiring English sources

Oct. 3: The increasing difficulty of donating items to charities.

THE movement is being fueled by the increasing difficulty of finding good locations in cities.

Cinephiles and revival-house exhibitors must confront the increasing difficulty of obtaining 35-mm.

The major problem for any player once they pass 30 is the increasing difficulty winning the big and crucial points.

The emergency appeal is the second since December and reflects the increasing difficulty in maintaining supplies, Ms. Levi said.

Their exchange, Mr. Durbin said, captured the increasing difficulty in being a good progressive "at a time of limited resources".

The app's so simple it may become boring before long, despite the increasing difficulty of the physics puzzles.

The culls are starting later than in 2013, despite the increasing difficulty of killing badgers as the weather cools and they spend more time underground.

Cathy Bessant, chief marketing officer at Bank of America, which is based in Charlotte, N.C., said the increasing difficulty in finding and engaging consumers played a part.

The increasing difficulty of recruiting and retaining enough personnel to staff every ward has led to a soaring bill for agency and other temporary employees.

Delisle takes a whimsical approach but also logs political realities — the increasing difficulty of getting travel permits for humanitarian work, the abrupt banishment of foreign videos from stores.