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

A misting rain made it difficult to see.

It was actually a cramped presentation which made it difficult to see the clothes – her standard prints and wrap-dresses.

My friends and I had to go single-file, which made it difficult to see each other.

While witnesses heard shouts and saw figures fighting outside their windows, the rain and darkness made it difficult to see clearly.

In the rink's early days, technical flaws meant the presence of puddles, and fog, which made it difficult to see teammates.

The race was interrupted for several hours by rain, and a multicar crash made for an exciting finish, although a darkening sky made it difficult to see.

This rail is a skulking species, its streaked plumage making it difficult to see in its wetland habitat.

Although a great concept; there are obvious flaws, which make it difficult to see its potential as a replacement for lithium-ion batteries used in modern smartphones.

And confidentiality rules make it difficult to see what secures the obligations.

The western obsession with rights makes it difficult to see their limitations.

All of that makes it difficult to see an awful lot of profits growth looking ahead.