Sentence examples for creates more difficult from inspiring English sources

It's flattering and having a strong balance sheet can be a good thing, but it does limit optionality and creates more difficult exit paths.

Wintertime creates more difficult driving situations.

Another idea to poll banks twice daily about their rates, rather than just once in the morning, will "create more difficult issues than it solves," a different official said.

The decline is especially surprising because not too long ago, field-goal kicking seemed so automatic that there was discussion about moving the uprights closer together or the hash marks farther apart to create more difficult kicking angles.

A poll projection this week by Lord Ashcroft suggested that Labour and the Tories could even be tied on 272 seats apiece, creating more difficult parliamentary arithmetic that could see one of the main parties seeking to govern in a coalition or a looser arrangement with more than one other party – or even seeking to go it alone.

Nevertheless, it would be desirable to explore ways to create more difficult items in the future.

Simpler organs like skin, windpipes or blood vessels, will be the easiest to create, more difficult will be hollow sac-like organs, like the bladder or stomach, and hardest of all will be solid organs like the kidneys, heart and liver.

The election, they say, made creating more difficult.

While opponents of the bill claim that this creates a more difficult standard to uphold, Warner strongly disagrees.

From there, you can start learning how to assemble bentos and create more lavish and difficult to create dishes.

This has created a more difficult and confusing investment environment.