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

Impunity, he said, made it difficult to fight crime even on the local level.

Reports say that high levels of radioactivity have made it difficult to fight the fire, which appears to have continued to burn late Wednesday.

In 1998, Galerians discarded the use of guns in favour of psychic powers that make it difficult to fight more than one enemy at a time.

That makes it difficult to fight ISIS's ideology, as Saudi Arabia's own extremist strain of Sunni Islam arguably serves to legitimize that of ISIS.

Having launched his career in Vancouver, Foster then took him to San Francisco where McLarnin's youthful appearance made it difficult to get fights until he lied about his age and acquired the nickname "Babyface".

The Klitschkos' refusal to fight each other made it difficult to ascertain which brother was the best heavyweight of the era, creating what the media frequently referred to as a "two-headed" heavyweight champion.

The attritional nature of the fight made it difficult to score.

But uttering those seven words, the District Attorney's Office contends, constituted a challenge to a fight and made it difficult to prosecute Mr. Potter.

My innate fight or flight instinct made it difficult to remember it was all pretend, and as a result the experience felt close to reality.

Fighting in wet land or in a boat made it difficult to make large movements and kick high.

It made it difficult to hear everything.