Sentence examples for made it's hard from inspiring English sources

With so much effort being made, it's hard not to sympathise with Eatough's plea for an industry that, in its purest form, needs nothing more than two planks and a passion.

Maybe there isn't a case to be made; it's hard to know from this show.

The fact is that when difficult, real-time decisions must be made, it's hard to apply the "first, do no harm" dictum because estimates of risk and benefit are so uncertain and prone to error.

"The Road Movie," made (it's hard to say directed) by Dimitrii Kalashnikov, is a compilation and montage of dashboard-camera videos, which he grabbed off the Internet, that record events viewed mainly through the windshields of cars in Russia.

The evidence of bias in the case of James is subtle, but if you look at the types of attributions being made, it's hard not to notice that most of the attributions (look in particular at fan reactions here) are not situational, but rather, personal.

Tanner Stransky of Entertainment Weekly concluded that although the video was different from the previous "heavily produced spectacles" Knowles has made, "it's hard to take your eyes off it".

When it launched, a furore erupted suggesting the external antenna made it was hard to make calls if you held it wrong.

And the pride that child feels, exclaiming, "My mom and I made it!" is hard to beat.

"Despite the effort we're making, it's hard to meet the requirements, so the extra money will help," Mr. Warrington said.

On the other hand, Bitcoin make it's hard to count in banking system with deposit insurance.

Making it was hard, because of the persistent tendency for a layer of oxygen molecules to interpose itself between the strontium titanate and the silicon.