Sentence examples for generated made it harder from inspiring English sources
The poll's methodology left something to be desired, but the headlines it generated made it harder for Mr Letwin to persuade people that he had a serious and coherent plan for governing the country.Another reason the Tories are struggling to make themselves heard is that they have little distinctive to say.
That has made it harder for countries to generate export-led growth, even when their currencies had fallen in value.
Yet a 2005 alteration spurred by the financial industry made it harder for Americans to discharge credit card debts through bankruptcy, generating demand for alternatives like debt settlement.
They managed to exchange courtesies, but not to make eye contact.Nevertheless, optimists hope that the relative peace of the two-year interregnum, the chastening experience of detention and the enthusiasm the election itself generated might make it hard for the parties to return to their bad old winner-take-all ways.
Dr Rosemary Gillespie, the chief executive of the Terrence Higgins Trust, attacked Farage's "ill-informed and discriminatory" comments and said they would "generate stigma, and make it harder to encourage people to take a test and stay safe".
Worryingly, Britain's energy regulator does not even collect data on how much electricity each subsidised household generates, which will make it harder to assess efficiency.Meanwhile solar subsidies threaten investment in other renewables, and distract from efforts to persuade people to make their homes more energy-efficient.
