Sentence examples for make it harder to support from inspiring English sources

She added that government investment in IT sometimes comes under attack but it has a public welfare rather than a financial value, and that this can make it harder to support when problems arise.

De Beers's shrinking share of the market was making it harder to support prices by sopping up gems itself.

The proposal's main virtue is that it is undemocratic, which also makes it hard to support.

While this behaviour is appropriate for simple log formats, it makes it hard to support rich data models such as, in our case, XML.

"I did feel we played in the right way and in the right tempo in the first half, but in the second we dropped back 10 yards which made it hard to support the front players - whereas in the first half we were very positive and got into the right areas.

Some politicians on the left might resist a measure that shows that poverty is much lower than it used to be: couldn't this minimize the problem and make it harder to gain support for new anti-poverty programs?

Burnham believes some of the backlash against Labour in Scotland after the referendum was caused by campaigning alongside the Conservatives and fears that if the party is seen as acting alongside the Tories over Europe, it may make it harder to win back support from Ukip backers.

Third, though this is not the intention of many marriage advocates, marriage advocacy can make it harder to deepen policies to support single parents.

They also make it harder to win public support for the fight against jihadist violence, whatever label one attaches to it.

The EHRC has seen its annual budget cut from about £70m to an expected £26m, and Lord Ouseley said this would make it harder to offer the support it should be providing to victims of discrimination.

He said that being an employee might make it harder to offer that support whenever it's needed.