Sentence examples for and makes things harder. from inspiring English sources

What's wrong is the organization of our economy in a way that rewards the already-rich and makes things harder and harder for the working middle class and the working poor, not to mention the children of the middle classes and the poor who have made no choices at all but are still suffering.

"While it might feel like a good idea in the short term," Eckerman says, "this only reinforces the belief that the situation is dangerous and makes things harder in the long run".

But he admits a conservative government, influenced by an agribusiness lobby with its eyes on indigenous land, is depriving Funai of resources and making things harder.

Draining liquidity, rather than trying to attract more money from, say, the I.M.F., which would only appreciate the value of the euro and make things harder for the southern countries, was the main priority.

But the double whammy of removing Scottish MPs and boundary changes expected after the 2015 election would help the Conservatives and make things harder for Labour, he says.

At half-time we talked about the need to get on the front foot as we were dropping back too much, and I think we did that in the second half and made things harder for Chelsea.

It will just bring back the memories and make things harder.

Be aware that doing this work will destabilize the relationship and make things harder before it makes them better.

You'll just give him or her the wrong impression and make things harder in the future.

The reality is that you matter, you have great value as a person and making things harder for yourself is akin to beating yourself up.

We talk and we have a good mother-son relationship, but I tell him all the time, "I'm not your homie," because they get comfortable and it makes things harder for you.