Sentence examples for made harder for from inspiring English sources

Everyday life is already made harder for those who do not qualify for a credit card.

"The UK's higher education success may be arrested, or at least limited, if it is made harder for students and staff to come here.

How tragic, then, that life is being made harder for children by both government policy and ever harsher attitudes and expectations.

Travel is made harder for the poorest residents who can be fined 100 rupees ($1.60) for pedalling on the wrong roads for the sake of speedier journeys for the wealthy.

In particular, a Republican candidate would have to have unique appeal to Hispanics to put the state in play (a task that may have been made harder for Mr. Romney by the Obama administration's decision to limit deportations in certain cases).

Negotiating the "Group of Death", which contained four of the best 10 football sides in the world if Fifa's rankings are to be believed, was never going to be easy, and was made harder for the Netherlands when they lost the opening game to Denmark, before wilting in the Kharkiv heat against a well-organised Germany.

But still they are made hard for anyone to find.

Shaking the bottle causes air bubbles in the polish and makes harder for the polish to stick to your nails.

They made me work hard for it.

"Glenn made me work hard for this.

"We made it harder for ourselves, obviously.