Sentence examples for made it too difficult from inspiring English sources

And that made it too difficult for Scott to sit Van Horn down.

For most people, the network's arcane procedures and protocols made it too difficult to navigate.

It would have made it too difficult for stations to face that funding threat in Congress without this change".

During the crisis, banks complained that the existing rules made it too difficult to take write-downs until it was crystal-clear that a loan had gone bad.

But pressure from biologists & environmental groups made it too difficult for the Dept. of Defense to hand over the stocks of 2, 4, 5, -T.

Among the accusations, the agency said that some records were inaccurate and that the firm made it too difficult for consumers to dispute claims.

LONDON — A senior executive from Exxon Mobil warned Wednesday that Europe could miss a chance to reduce its dependence on imported energy by making it too difficult to develop shale gas and so-called unconventional resources.

"We just make it too difficult to score".

"We didn't want to make it too difficult for the parents," Ms. Mangan said.

Some economists worry that globalization makes it too difficult to raise money to redistribute.

With his decreased role, Ewing does not expect Knicks Coach Jeff Van Gundy to make it too difficult for him.