Sentence examples for makes construction difficult from inspiring English sources

In the north are large stretches of flat and poorly drained tundra with widespread permafrost, a permanently frozen ground that makes construction difficult.

Carrying building materials into remote cold regions makes construction in these regions difficult and rather expensive.

Scottish Power said the main problems affecting the project were the ground conditions on the site, particularly the presence of hard rock, coupled with challenging wave conditions that could make construction more difficult.

The proposed tunnel would be 1660 m long and largely run through clay, making construction more difficult and expensive.

Look at JCB, which makes construction machines.

He lamented the sticky clay "gumbo" soil, which made construction expensive and difficult.

Such construction details, however, make actual construction difficult at field sites.

"The landslides and mountainous terrain will make the construction difficult," admits Johnson.

"The siege has made all construction difficult, not just in the area of bomb shelters".

Further, accurate prediction of the exact breakpoints of an aberration depends on very tight size distribution of the DNA library, which can make library construction difficult [ 44].

Kirkpatrick et al. (1991) stated that the long tibial moment arm in arthrodesis together with rotational and shear forces of the ankle makes a stable construction difficult.