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

The relative anonymity and mobility of city dwellers made it difficult to form peer groups willing to co-sign each others' loans.

In both instances, reluctance on the part of the local residents made it difficult to form a jury and both juries refused to carry out the search.

Although the competing claims about memory fidelity made it difficult to form a clear hypothesis about memory bias, we evaluated the biases we measured in light of three of these hypotheses.

It makes it difficult to form coalitions.

However, soft particles or hard particles with a wide size distribution will make it difficult to form the continuous AlN network, then resulting in a weak strength.

The scope and complexity of global health can be overwhelming, making it difficult to form an inspiring and unified vision for the future.

For the PEtGEC electrolyte, tLi+ was very high, more than 0.7, because the polymer has only one ether oxygen atom in the side chain, making it difficult to form stable solvation structures.

That system, which political analysts say makes it difficult to form a majority and enact legislation, has been blamed largely for the legislature's inability to adopt austerity measures proposed by Cardoso to speed recovery from the current economic crisis.

"That makes it difficult to form friendships.

However, the same upper management is male dominated, making it difficult to form a strong connection".

The different partial vapor pressures of In and Sb make it difficult to form the InSb compound.