Sentence examples for is made difficult by from inspiring English sources

Planning is made difficult by state budget uncertainties.

Access from the sea is made difficult by the surf and by a long submarine sandbar.

"Our relationship is made difficult by the fact that we are in Italy.

By mid-July, travel on the lower glaciers is made difficult by melting snow.

The crystalline rocks carry a wealth of minerals, but exploration is made difficult by the heavy plant cover.

The Wisconsin is navigable for light craft as far as Portage, 200 miles (320 km) from its mouth, but navigation farther upstream is made difficult by shifting sandbars.

The isolation of pure natural products from their host organism is made difficult by the low concentrations in which they may be present.

A just assessment of Jaʿfar is made difficult by later Shīʿite accounts, which depict every imam as a sort of superman.

Its application is made difficult by the complex structure of these errors.

This is made difficult by process nonlinearities, complex dynamics and tight manipulated variable saturation constraints.

Another delicate issue related to SAR systems is the image focalization which is made difficult by undesired platform movements.