Sentence examples for make it difficult to fulfill from inspiring English sources

The Board's decision emphasized that NCAA events must promote an inclusive atmosphere for all college athletes, coaches, administrators and fans, and that current North Carolina laws make it difficult to fulfill that commitment.

Only the Difficult Child and Parent child Dysfunction subscales were used; the Difficult-Child subscale reflects sources of parental stress associated with child characteristics that make it difficult to fulfill the parenting role, while the Parent child Dysfunction subscale reflects parental stress associated with dysfunction in the parent child relationship.

The number of burka shops had already been declining over the last six months because roads to some cities, including Kabul, had become hard to travel, making it difficult to fulfill orders.

She said that her increasing interest in candy was making it difficult to fulfill her administrative, teaching and parental responsibilities, and knew that studying the evolution of the shape of the Hershey's Kiss would never win her respect within the academy.

94% (n=683) agreed with the statement "My job produces strain that makes it difficult to fulfill family duties or personal duties".

The Recording Industry Association of America, the trade group, released a statement opposing the change, saying, "No one can compel an artist to record," and adding that the losses from musicians who did not fulfill their commitments would make it difficult to invest in new talent.

Michigan also asked me for more than $76,000 so it could fulfill my routine reporting requests, because information is organized in ways that make it difficult to search.

These properties make it difficult to detect.

Make it difficult to do.

Make it difficult to cancel.

Make it difficult to watch porn.