Sentence examples for hardest part of making from inspiring English sources

The hardest part of making this swap is finding the right sherry to fit the gap.

To push through these cuts quickly, explaining them to bewildered and resentful employees, is often the hardest part of making a merger succeed.

The hardest part of making the first season of Halt and Catch Fire for the show's creators Christopher Cantwell and Christopher C Rogers was watching it on AMC.

Still, the hardest part of making a uranium bomb has already been accomplished — separating the isotopes that split, and thus are bomb fuel, from the isotopes that do not.

The hardest part of making the soft robotic gripper was tracing and cutting around the intricate template, said Elizabeth Kudinova, 12, a seventh-grader at Boston's St. Columbkille School.

President Obama has called for passage of a treaty that would stop all nations from producing more fissile material — the hardest part of making a nuclear weapon — but so far has said nothing in public about Pakistan's activities.

One of the hardest parts of making his New York career, he said, has been to resist dealers who promised to show his work if he painted in a particular style.

Now comes the hard part of making it all work.

Now for the hard part of making it all work as planned.

It is obviously true that producing good content is the hard part of making a good book, no matter how that content is captured.

The hard part of making a movie of "Gatsby," he went on, was determining what from the text could be left out, while also figuring out a way to externalize the sensibility of Nick Carraway (Mr. Maguire), in whose head the whole story takes place.