Sentence examples for it more difficult to give from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Loynes of Capital Economics said while the changes could help tackle the problems associated with excessive dependence on one single indicator - unemployment - they could make it more difficult to give a "clear and straightforward message".

"It not only makes it more difficult to get people to want to abolish the income tax, it also makes it more difficult to give tax relief to anyone," said former Representative Bill Archer, a Texas Republican who was chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee until he retired from Congress last year.

Prof Alistair Hall, a cardiologist at Leeds University, said the paper added to a growing recognition that, for some people, eating in moderation is genuinely more challenging, in the same way that some people find it more difficult to give up smoking or drinking.

JEFF FLAKE (R-Ariz).: General Dempsey, is there evidence that the Assad regime is right now moving some of the targets that can be moved or surrounding targets with civilians or others to make it more difficult to give effect to our strategy?

Add in ride-hailing services, and the glut of motor vehicles makes it more difficult to give buses, bikes, and now e-scooters the road space they need to be speedy, safe, and comfortable". Rather than becoming less dependent on cars, cities have become filled with them.

First, higher taxes take a bite out of Americans' take-home pay, thereby making it more difficult to give as much as they would like to charity.

It's more difficult to give you a clean answer on that.

Relations with the United States is a much more substantial, real issue, but it's more difficult to give that as your explanation".

It is more difficult to give specific metrics to engineering.

"Collegiality decreases as you would not see each other often, and that makes it far more difficult to give feedback.

The age I "came out" may have also contribute to how comfortable I am being gay, which makes it even more difficult to give advice on overcoming the initial struggles of being gay.