Sentence examples for made as difficult from inspiring English sources

We felt the process was made as difficult as possible.

Once the islanders were in Britain, it was made as difficult as possible for them to return home.

Osborne insisted the Tories had gone further than any other opposition in history on cuts but said his task had been made as difficult as possible by Brown.

The semiotics of all this are clear: communication between what is inside this place and the outside world will be made as difficult as possible.

The Abu Dhabi wealth may have transformed the club, the players are now international superstars and the manager is a suave Italian but that time-honoured tradition at Manchester City that life must be made as difficult as possible just will not be shifted.

In addition, by making the pseudowords as close to real words as possible, discrimination between the word types was made as difficult as possible thereby increasing any semantic based activation associated with the real word conditions [ 34].

It also comes with a calendar view that shows you when it's time to pay your bills, something that Bank of America seems to like to make as difficult to discover as possible.

But police in Essex have made it as difficult as they can, with targeted raids across the county against the London gangs.

The defense attorneys did what defense attorneys are supposed to do: they made it as difficult as possible to convict their client.

"We locked in on them and made it as difficult to score as possible.

It's a sort of volatile relationship – we've made it as difficult as possible.