Sentence examples for makes debate difficult from inspiring English sources

This makes debate difficult.

It makes the debate difficult to focus.

"Keep your government hands off my Medicare" is the voice of the poorly informed, a level of ignorance so deep as to make reasoned debate difficult.

Those who seek to challenge this narrative face overwhelming opposition, which makes an honest, open debate difficult.

The small sample size, which may well reflect the scope of the CE debate, makes it difficult to make any wide-reaching conclusions.

Karwacki says the immigration debate makes it more difficult to gain the trust of Polish and Romanian rough sleepers, and get them home.

Blair admitted the competing figures cited in recent weeks on both sides of the debate made it difficult to calculate the benefits.

"They are talking about peace and dialogue, and I think that makes it difficult for those debating them to justify criticizing them".

But it is precisely such dialogue and debate that multicultural policy makes so difficult by boxing people into particular ethnic or cultural categories.

The absence of research and debate on resident duty hours in Sweden makes it difficult to expose the underlying assumptions of the Swedish model.

Which is making the debate so difficult.