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Meanings of increasingly difficult in anglès

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Usage of increasingly difficult in anglès
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The PSA-Opel deal leaves FCA in an increasingly difficult position in Europe.
Reuters
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Outright denial of climate science is becoming an increasingly difficult political position.
Reuters
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The tracing of contacts is, therefore, becoming increasingly difficult, the broadcaster said.
The South African
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He said forecasting medium- and long-term gas demand would become increasingly difficult.
Reuters
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Companies in Thailand are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate political division.
Reuters
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The EU and Turkey have spent years pursuing increasingly difficult accession talks.
The Guardian
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Salons and course providers are finding it increasingly difficult to attract trainees.
The Irish Times
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Alert Level 3 was where the disease was increasingly difficult to contain.
Radio NZ
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Alert level three is where the disease is increasingly difficult to contain.
Radio NZ
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The forces that have been unleashed are looking increasingly difficult to suppress.
The Guardian
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Getting a plumber, especially in Auckland, is going to become increasingly difficult.
Radio NZ
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Are you finding it increasingly difficult to maintain your winning polling results?
Wired
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Keeping the B2 stealth bomber in the air is proving increasingly difficult.
News.com.au
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General practitioner, junior doctor and consultant posts are increasingly difficult to fill.
The Irish Times
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Walks Backward was finding it increasingly difficult to obey the First Command.
The flock
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It became increasingly difficult to distinguish onlookers from those intent on disruption.
The Irish Times
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