Sentence examples for been made more difficult from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maritz's challenge has been made more difficult by the recent executive departures.

Those times, he later said, have been made more difficult by the recent elections.

"We do feel the job has been made more difficult for us".

But overall, he said, the battle against the spread of nuclear weapons has been made more difficult.

Returning to normal life has been made more difficult because, once the hero status wore off, local jealousy set in.

This year, inevitably, the decision has been made more difficult by the EU referendum on 23 June.

His turnaround efforts have been made more difficult because economic growth in Britain has remained sluggish and financial markets have been turbulent.

The review has been made more difficult by Mr Cameron's late and unexpected election pledge to find an extra £8bn for the NHS.

But, she added, "reporting of the average manufacturer price is very complex," and the task has been made more difficult by many recent changes in laws.

The situation in Germany has been made more difficult for the big energy providers because the government has forced them to write off their investments in nuclear plants.

That prospect has been made more difficult by recent electoral gains by a right-wing, populist and euroskeptic party, Alternative for Germany.