Sentence examples for made it tricky to from inspiring English sources
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But that sometimes made it tricky to secure funding.
I decided from the beginning that I didn't want an onsite shop – dividing my time between London and Todenham Manor would have made it tricky to run.
Not only has the S.N.P. surge made it tricky to predict what will happen over the next week or two, it has raised the larger question of whether, despite the referendum result, Scotland might end up departing from the Union.
If it does, it could make eye tracking a lot more widespread and useful; typically, it's been expensive and has required hardware that has made it tricky to add the capability to gadgets like phones and tablets.
High levels of employment, which meant there were "vacancies in easier work, better-paying work and in permanent work over temporary work", had also made it tricky to hire staff.
Trade is apparently growing, particularly with India and China, although sanctions have made it trickier to export to Iran.
But accounting changes and a few windfalls made it trickier to see clearly how much bigger this gap is.
As Amazon is widely thought to be working on a device that also uses Android, this could make it tricky to distinguish its product from these other iPad wannabes.
Rum is distilled from fermented sugarcane juice, syrup or molasses and its global variation can make it tricky to pin down.
Not only does the EOS project inflate the numbers, but it also continuously offloaded Ethereum during its year-long token sale making it tricky to track value.
