Sentence examples for make it difficult to produce from inspiring English sources
Lower porosity and impurity levels may make it difficult to produce and maintain samples with the smallest nanocrystalline grain sizes.
However, ITO films, typically deposited on glass are brittle and they make it difficult to produce flexible devices, restricting their use for flexible devices.
Multiple and unpredictable power cuts, which have become a daily occurrence in Nigeria, often result in equipment malfunctioning, which make it difficult to produce goods and provide service efficiently.
Fossil brachiopod genera have great diversity but only a few skeletal characteristics, while the modern genera have much lower diversity but provide soft-bodied characteristics as well as skeletal ones and both sets of specimens have limitations that make it difficult to produce a comprehensive classification of brachiopods.
These uncertainties in the manual could make it difficult to produce reliable and comparable ratings.
Factors such as high morphological and narrow genetic variation of the chickpea make it difficult to produce superior cultivars with durable resistance to the biotic and abiotic stresses through conventional breeding approaches.
Environmental diversity is something to be resisted, not celebrated, since it masks the character of the grape and makes it difficult to produce a consistent product.
That, in turn, bids up the wages within the non-tradable sector, making it difficult to produce tradable goods in a cost-effective way.
High feed costs associated with the ramping up of American corn-based ethanol production are making it difficult to produce more milk.
Voters are looking beyond the three-party centrist model that has dominated national politics for the past 70 years, making it difficult to produce policies that attract support across the UK.
In fact, it is not clear whether ground will be broken on any additional reactors soon; industry experts say the biggest obstacle is that the price of natural gas remains quite low, making it difficult to produce electricity from a reactor at a price competitive with electricity from a gas-burning plant.
