Sentence examples for difficult for anyone else from inspiring English sources
The Atlantic | Highly educated people still relocate for work, but exorbitant housing costs in the best-paying cities make it difficult for anyone else to do so.
The purpose, Mr Murdoch said later, was just to make it difficult for anyone else to take it over.His son cannot be so candid.
Crucially, academics will not be allowed to put links to their papers in central academic databases, making it very difficult for anyone else to find the paper.
Whenever you use a cash machine or visit a secure website, it is huge prime numbers that encrypt your information and make it extremely difficult for anyone else to pry it back out of the electronic cipher.
Each page is covered in minutely observed details of anatomy, framed by copious notes in his tiny, spidery mirror-writing (because it was easier for a left hander, or perhaps – I like to think, anyway – because it would make it difficult for anyone else to read and steal his ideas).
Like Apple, Luxottica has vertically integrated to such a degree that it's very difficult for anyone else to compete.
But it has to be difficult – preferably impossible – for anyone else to sign new messages.
But most private banks are owned by commercial conglomerates, and tend to lend to other businesses within their groups, making credit difficult to access for anyone else.
"I think it's the wrong choice, and it's a choice they made on their own mainly for one reason: to be guaranteed a lead advantage and to make it as difficult as they can for anyone else to win," Bertarelli said of Ellison's team.
"It's really difficult to be there for anyone else in your life when you're doing the show because of the hours it demands".
