Sentence examples for made it rather difficult from inspiring English sources

It was mayhem everywhere we went, which made it rather difficult.

The contrasting results registered at Sotheby's made it rather difficult to draw clear-cut conclusions about the state of the market.

This made it rather difficult to reach a suitably somber state of mind for the play's denouement, when that gorgeous snowstorm sweeps in, bringing with it the ultimate big chill.

One slight drawback is that Leibniz's articles spanned a wide variety of subjects – including philosophy, mathematics, geology, hydrology, horology, jurisprudence and insurance – which would have made it rather difficult for his imaginary research coordinator to choose a unit of assessment.

In it, I had written that "I was prone in the dentist's chair" and, as a great number of you pointed out, this would have made it rather difficult for the dentist to do his job, given that "prone" means lying face down.

XP disabled the modem precisely as promised; that made it rather difficult to gather updates from the Web.

That makes it rather difficult to make a sensible forecast, but here goes!

That can make it rather difficult to meet production schedules for the outside world, he said.

And that makes it rather difficult to measure.The favoured way of measuring h in terms of mass employs a device called a watt balance.

And the long, tortured history of telling stories about Lucifer, from Paradise Lost on, makes it rather difficult to find a new spin on the concept.

I rather think it does – certainly in the case of the Marbles, since one of Athens' major arguments has always been that their position in Bloomsbury makes it rather difficult for the average Greek to see them.