Sentence examples for made it difficult to obtain from inspiring English sources
Although Cuba lies just off our shores, problems of politics have made it difficult to obtain knowledge of its dance activities.
In Wisconsin, some state employees have made it difficult to obtain voter-identification cards, defying a court order.
Drug shortages and boycotts have made it difficult to obtain lethal chemicals, and medical codes of ethics forbid help from those most competent to administer them.
One called the reorganization "an enormous distraction" and lamented what he characterized as an inefficient procurement process that made it difficult to obtain even simple open-source developer tools.
However, the inadequacies of nematode identification, compounded by the irregular distribution of nematodes in soil, have made it difficult to obtain reliable data on nematode distribution and abundance with which to refine these simulation models.
Right-wing Christian Democrats, the Vatican and conservative Roman Catholics were opposed to the legislation, but Mr. Leone, convinced that his party and his church could live with a compromise law that recognized divorce but made it difficult to obtain, helped to produce an amendment that broke a deadlock in the Senate and permitted the passage of the bill.
However, the size of the matrix A is very large, making it difficult to obtain its inverse matrix.
However, the lack of studies on its safety, tolerability, system exposure and pharmacokinetics making it difficult to obtain a consistent picture of its mechanism of action.
B7 Human Rights UNITED NATIONS -- No major human rights group currently has its own monitors in Afghanistan, making it difficult to obtain credible information about reports of mass killings from the scene.
This would make it difficult to obtain Spanish-speaking community members to provide religious, social, medical, educational services".
Mr. Johannesen, a Conservative, said Islip had a reputation for making it difficult to obtain public information.
