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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'it makes difficult to' is correct and usable in written English
You might use it when describing a situation that presents a challenge or obstacle. For example: "The heavy snowfall made it difficult to travel to the event."
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It makes difficult to automatically send the recommendation to the user and so we decided to make this functionality available only for recommendations requested by users.
This would make it makes difficult to establish where absolute valence is encoded in the lateral horn.
Moreover, the ADC value varies dramatically during treatment, due to cell necrosis and lysis, and it makes difficult to understand the effects of treatment on DWI [ 15].
Some people like the scent of oranges, but for other people it makes difficult to concentrate.
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It makes him difficult to warm to".
It makes it difficult to point to what makes the 2013 Giants so imperfect and unsound.
It makes it difficult to predict when a learning opportunity is likely to occur.
"It makes it difficult to raise money".
It makes it difficult to form coalitions.
"It makes it difficult to be with you".
It makes you difficult to be around.
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