Sentence examples for make it harder to execute from inspiring English sources
Today: a convoy of chemical weapons experts is attacked in Syria, an Iranian judge summons Mark Zuckerberg over Facebook-owned mobile applications, a U.S. Supreme Court decision seeks to make it harder to execute mentally disabled prisoners, and Greenpeace activists climb aboard a Norwegian rig to try to stop Arctic drilling.
WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Big budget cuts over the next decade will force the Pentagon to make painful cuts to personnel and readiness and could make it hard to execute a global security strategy, defense analysts predicted on Wednesday.
Larger institutional investors have said this has made it hard to execute orders that used to be simple.
Dirty screens make it harder to see.
This will make it harder to cry.
Without a stable, non-moving home, the basic essentials of life require a lot more work, entrepreneurial endeavors and thoughts about raising a family become more complicated, hygiene and hot showers are limited, loved ones are usually far away and a lack of routine can make it hard to focus time and energy on executing life's greater goals.
It can make it hard to breathe.
Pirates make it hard to deliver aid.
Different data formats can make it hard to merge data.
Such results make it hard to define tie strength.
