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

Ms. Voigt avowed that she was not altering her voice to suit the musical, but that its lower range, lying mostly in the chest voice, made it difficult to "find the oomph in the vocal part of this piece".

The now-tattered reputation of "Porgy and Bess" made it difficult to find a cast.

Bankers said that Commerce's operations made it difficult to find prospective buyers.

The threat of Republican opposition made it difficult to find a director, who is subject to confirmation by the Senate for a six-year term.

But from the very start in January, divergent political agendas have made it difficult to find a strong and agreed upon leadership within the opposition.

A conviction on her record — she stole $6,000 from a gas station where she worked — has made it difficult to find a job.

All of the well-known models apart from the Classic are still available, but Apple makes it difficult to find them from its home page.

"Perhaps it makes it difficult to find your place.

The Fringe here makes it difficult to find the kinds of shows you want to see.

In Europe, the sheer number of Internet providers makes it difficult to find a common position.

She argued that extensive news media coverage would make it difficult to find impartial jurors.