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Discover Ludwig"makes difficult" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has made a situation or task more difficult. For example, "The extra paperwork makes difficult the already complicated process."
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This makes difficult the problem of the decision-making from two neural networks.
This is the start of a tragedy so painfully unnecessary that it makes difficult viewing.
A lot of them have failed once Federer makes difficult winners look easy.
It makes difficult things--and on the stage everything is difficult--look simple.
This policy makes difficult the possibility that such leaders might moderate their policies.
The issue of cybersecurity makes difficult demands on those of us who wish to understand it.
Both Russia and Georgia were left itching for a fight.That it came to one only makes difficult things harder.
Were Conservative modernisers right to argue that two-party government makes difficult reforms easier to pull off?
"The report, whilst demonstrating the immense pride our people have in the BBC, makes difficult and uncomfortable reading at times.
This fact makes difficult its sustainable development.
All this makes difficult to design adequate controllers.
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