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

This time, the researchers subtly made it difficult to pay attention to the attractive faces.

By 1999, they had perfected a style -- close harmonies, quick delivery -- that made it difficult to pay attention to the words.

Thus, decline in trade made it difficult to pay for essential imports, and such items ceased to be imported.

The cost of her treatment and the care of the children made it difficult to pay the bills.

G.M. said the deterioration in its balance sheet could make it difficult to pay its suppliers by the end of this year, and it has no other sources of cash to tap except federal funds.

Money-market funds, which invest in short-term debt, face similar problems, since they operate under rules that make it difficult to pay negative returns to investors.

Cities are full of hidden gems, and the hustle and bustle of daily life can make it difficult to pay attention to them.

Deborah S. Bachrach, a deputy commissioner in the New York State Health Department, said, "The new Medicaid rules make it difficult to pay for current programs and nearly impossible to expand coverage to all".

For nearly eight months, I was unable to secure opportunities that weren't sporadic or temporary, making it difficult to pay rent and buy food.

The report is also likely to influence the debate over corporate governance because the devices that enable taxes to disappear also tie up cash, making it difficult to pay dividends.

But the rules governing Brazilian federal universities make it difficult to pay a lab manager with grant money, Copelli says.