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

Oily fish can be a little trickier – its shelf life can make it difficult to squeeze into a busy family's schedule Its expense, too, can be prohibitive.

If it dents in as in the picture, it is not ready; the fermentation produces carbon dioxide (like in sodas and seltzers) that will inflate the bottle and make it difficult to squeeze.

It seemed like a weird system that made it difficult to squeeze every last minute out of skiing time but perhaps the more experienced have ways around this.

These properties make it difficult to detect.

Make it difficult to do.

Make it difficult to cancel.

Make it difficult to watch porn.

Make it difficult to drink more.

Rising default rates and the spreading credit squeeze, however, have made it difficult to repackage these loans, sapping the company's finances.

The percentage of shares outstanding that they have to short to make it worthwhile makes it difficult to accumulate a position and increases the risk of being caught in a short squeeze.

First, the geography makes it difficult to build: 72% of Japan's land is mountainous, meaning its population of almost 128 million must squeeze into what is left.