Sentence examples for made it difficult to do from inspiring English sources

The injury made it difficult to do the lateral moves that climbing requires.

Olympics chief Sebastian Coe recalled seeing volunteers wringing out their hoodies and the heavy rain made it difficult to do the ambitious scene changes.

She returned to work weeks after the accident, but the injuries made it difficult to do lab work that utilized her neck and back muscles.

My understanding is that there were privacy challenges that made it difficult to do this before and I'm wondering how you cleared those.

In the earlier scenario, the amount of manpower needed to set up an OpenStack cloud made it difficult to do so for small teams, but Collier believes that what we're seeing now is an inflection point where private clouds can once again compete on price with large public cloud services like AWS.

This made it difficult to do our job to provide the best possible advice to the ministry.

Installing a game might make it difficult to do other things on your computer, depending on its RAM and processing power.

Trying to do everything at once only makes it difficult to do anything at all.

Defensive players frequently complain that safety restrictions make it difficult to do their jobs.

I'll ask them: "What makes it difficult to do your job?

He said that road closings make it difficult to do construction work.