Sentence examples for for making it difficult from inspiring English sources

Below, this year's winners, along with CalPERS' reasons for putting them on the list: Brocade Communications, for making it difficult for shareholders to amend its charter and bylaws thanks to its a 67percentt supermajority requirement.

Still, Eisley and Ward deserved credit for making it difficult on Payton.

Mr. Johannesen, a Conservative, said Islip had a reputation for making it difficult to obtain public information.

He and other Google executives were not shy about needling Facebook for making it difficult for Google to import social information.

In particular, they asked Mr. Urowsky to justify the business reasons for making it difficult for consumers to remove the Internet Explorer browser from their computers.

In a move which will be welcomed by campaigners for transparency in the court, Justice Jackson criticised lawyers for making it difficult for journalists to report the case properly.

The pediatric market is far smaller than the market for adults, making it difficult for companies to recoup research and development expenses for smaller devices.

There are dozens of different Android phones on the market, for example, making it difficult for technicians to become an expert in tweaking each one.

Assessment likely cues images of tests for LAs, making it difficult for them to distinguish between formative and summative assessment.

The black soil on and around cinder cones does not hold moisture for long, making it difficult for plants to establish themselves.

Specifically, the distribution of measures for person extends beyond those for items, making it difficult to distinguish between extreme outcomes.