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

Some consumers suspect that banks have deliberately made it difficult to move into cheaper checking accounts.

"It made it difficult to move ahead on anything," he told me.

Security concerns and rutted, mud-choked roads have made it difficult to move supplies.

They also complained that the development had only one exit and entrance, which made it difficult to move fire crews in as residents tried to move out.

Their work was slowed today by the deterioration of a gravel road, which made it difficult to move heavy trucks laden with sand into the area.

But the questionable status of Ward's right knee and the $17 million remaining on his contract made it difficult to move him.

'It's complicated because Magnum's strength is in its diversity, but its very diversity makes it difficult to move forward cohesively, because different photographers need different things," he said.

Residents said central Damascus was locked down and that its people were afraid, with traffic jams and checkpoints making it difficult to move about the city, and the sounds of explosions throughout the day and night.

Bottlenecks in the system make it difficult to move electricity to the New York City area.

Splints are fastened to their joints, making it difficult to move.

Routes are often roped off, making it difficult to move around quickly.