Sentence examples for expected to make difficult from inspiring English sources

And he did not elaborate on his plans if he is confirmed, except to say he expected "to make difficult and sometimes unpopular decisions".

You're required to catch balls that may or may not be thrown accurately and you're expected to make difficult "scoops" look routine.

High unemployment is expected to make it difficult for the government to meet its promise to cut spending and reduce the budget deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product in 2013, down from 11.4 percent last year.

A12 Trouble at the Pump for Drivers Scattered gasoline shortages and higher prices at the pump are expected to make it difficult for drivers along the East Coast, as refineries and filling stations scramble to change to ethanol-based fuel.

The NSGA-II program identified four solutions (possible primer binding sites); consequently NSGA-II is believed to be a suitable algorithm for species-specific primer design, and is expected to make this difficult and time-consuming process more efficient.

Strong cross winds, especially through and below canyons and passes, are expected to make driving difficult, particularly along Interstate 5, according to the weather service.

The judge's scathing and detailed ruling was expected to make any appeal difficult.

But the judge's scathing and detailed decision was expected to make any appeal difficult.

Those margins are expected to make it extremely difficult for the front-runner to form a government.

There will be more downforce but that is expected to make overtaking more difficult, and will come into conflict with the work done by the Overtaking Working Group.

While there has been no halting of interest payments on the underlying debt, such a warning was expected to make it more difficult for Istithmar, Dubai World's private equity fund, to sell Adelphi to raise cash.