Sentence examples for with increasing difficulty from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he can just, for a short time, with increasing difficulty every day and sudden nasty shocks.

It's hard to keep track of the characters "With increasing difficulty," he replied to a question about how he keeps track.

Over the course of the following day or days he would, with increasing difficulty, dictate the night's mental excursions to an assistant.

He continued to paint portraits those of Pablo de Sarasate, Lady Archibald Campbell, Théodore Duret, and Comte Robert de Montesquiou-Fezensareamongmong the finest but with increasing difficulty, as he was obsessed by the problem of achieving perfection.

As we picked out our path with increasing difficulty, I thought of Giselle, the ballet where fireflies are the spirits of women wronged in love, come to exact revenge.

In the 70s, infant schools (which back then, let's be honest, were run by leftie Marxists) used a reading program made up of cards, colour-coded with increasing difficulty.

11. (C) On the losing side, the Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Kasper, the German prefect of the Pontifical Council for Christian Unity who has lead with increasing difficulty--since Cardinal Ratzinger became Pope--the Vatican's ecumenical dialogue.

After Mary's death (1482), Maximilian, moreover, met with increasing difficulties in the Burgundian countries themselves.

The theory met with increasing difficulties as the nature of light and the structure of matter became better understood.

The intermediate profile respondents reported good or moderate health with increasing difficulties with some health domains but no reported health conditions.

Personal health, wellbeing and other realms of life appear to take on increasing importance for older health workers when faced with increasing difficulties at work.