Sentence examples for as making it difficult from inspiring English sources

In particular, he pointed to the Senate bill as making it difficult for employers to offer coverage that can be easily combined with the proposed drug benefit.

"If discrimination can be defined as making it difficult for a group of individuals to function in society," she began, "then left-handed people are discriminated against".

It exhibits extraordinary diversity on a population level, and this has hindered attempts to define "strains" to track transmission chains, as well as making it difficult to use genetic signatures to trace relatedness between parasite populations.

"We are going to go and provide those kinds of resources as we have money," Mr. Schwarzenegger, a Republican, said at a recent news conference where he criticized a "dysfunctional budget system" as making it difficult to find the money for added fire protection.

The report, based on evidence from a network of bureaux across England, Wales and Northern Ireland, found that being denied access to a bank account is both "demoralising and impractical", as well as making it difficult for people going through bankruptcy to take control of their finances and make a fresh start.

They cite the touch interface, along with the heavy emphasis on apps as making it difficult to roll out the operating system in an incremental way.

Such pooling imbalances can result in inaccurate estimates of allele frequencies as well as make it difficult to identify rare variants.

These elements may have made it unclear as to whether the nurses were, for example, evoking as well as made it difficult for the coders to carry out their ratings.

His driving and his iron play have been inconsistent as well, making it difficult for him to attack pins and make birdies and eagles.

They do not qualify for as many deductions, making it difficult for them to itemize.

It bounces users' browsing activities around a large network of computers known as nodes making it difficult to trace.