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

Turkey has yet to become a member of the European Union, and its crime problems will almost certainly make it difficult to meet the strict criteria required to join.

But the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, and other Congressional leaders outlined steps that would make it difficult to meet that timetable.

"The 220,000 or so flights that might well come with a third runway would make it difficult to meet the targets we'd set for ourselves".

They're likely to have met The Boyfriend and are probably not going to say things that would make it difficult to meet his eye at social event.

If the birth rate remains low, an increase in pension benefits now will make it difficult to meet payments for the next generation of elderly.

Analysts who follow Disney said the company's strategy is smart, though the recent downturn in consumer spending may make it difficult to meet those aggressive sales goals, and some consumers have noticed a similarity between Disney Couture and Juicy Couture.

And it is often treated with a Beltway cynicism that makes it difficult to meet its lofty expectations.

Home Depot has stumbled this year, victimized by rising lumber prices, a slowing economy and its own expansion, which has made it difficult to meet growth targets.

Samsung said initial orders for the Galaxy S4 were higher than expected, making it difficult to meet demand.

Mr. Farmer told him today that the amount of material made it difficult to meet that deadline.

The two had regular lunch dates at Thai, Indian and Brazilian restaurants for two years, until his work schedule made it difficult to meet.