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

Bear Stearns pointed out that a complex tax-efficient "synthetic lease", through which the bank is nominally a tenant, may make it difficult to realise value from the property.

Measuring a quadrature of a weak microwave signal is considered a particularly difficult task, since the low energy of microwave photons makes it difficult to realise a single-photon detector.

Made it difficult to see clinical clients.

"It makes it difficult to raise money".

These properties make it difficult to detect.

Make it difficult to cancel.

Make it difficult to do.

Make it difficult to watch porn.

Make it difficult to drink more.

But the PIG's remoteness has made it difficult to study, and it is only in the past 20 years or so, with the aid of satellites, that scientists have realised the glacier is undergoing significant change.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".