Sentence examples for does not make for easy from inspiring English sources
Such radicalism does not make for easy compromises.
The black-and-white documentary does not make for easy viewing.
Their compositional density does not make for easy reading, but the challenge is worthwhile.
But the small size does not make for easy navigation of the buttons, lights, switches and LCD screen.
Fox's "hybrid of forward and reverse motion" may be indeed the way some confused people perceive the daily events of their lives, but it does not make for easy reading.
The Holocaust doesn't make for easy reading, but it is both an absorbing and profoundly moving subject.
Hunting and pecking from a swirl of euro coins in your wallet doesn't make for easy shopping.
Unable to protect Matt Ryan they have one of the worst defences in the league and their upcoming schedule doesn't make for easy reading.
It doesn't make for easy viewing, but it has the potential to spark a revolution in maternity care across the world.
His compositions tend to be brutally dissonant and repetitive, driven by an exacting logic that gives them an undeniable power, though it doesn't make for easy listening.
The current tally doesn't make for easy reading; just 16 of 156 GCSE and A-level specifications due to be taught next September have been signed off, while 14 of 21 subjects have no approved specification at all.
