Sentence examples for and difficult to make from inspiring English sources

Good TV programming is relatively expensive and difficult to make.

"It's hard to cast and difficult to make it work".

"It is difficult to keep two separate cash drawers and difficult to make change.

Though the image is still pixelated and difficult to make out, it is far more detailed and useful than any image of the moon ever taken before.

A set of data can be large and difficult to make any sense of and something like an average can give a simple, quick summary.

"But I think, as this trade proved, it is extremely complex and difficult to make trades involving star players with high salaries.

"I hadn't written an original, and just straight dramas are getting more and more difficult to make.

Because he is a comic writer, this anger is bandaged in smiles, and sometimes difficult to make out.

It requires "left-handed" metamaterials that bend light in an especially strange way and are difficult to make.

"It is becoming more and more difficult to make money in fashion, specifically in women's," he says.

27 Visual dichotomous assessment is subjective and occasionally difficult to make because FDG uptake is a continuous variable.