Sentence examples for makes it difficult to achieve from inspiring English sources

Blindness scares people and makes it difficult to achieve.

This vibration makes it difficult to achieve a quick response of speed and disturbance rejection.

However, the tendency of graphene sheets to aggregate makes it difficult to achieve homogenous dispersion in polymer matrix.

The existence of the unknown affine terms makes it difficult to achieve learning by using previous methods.

In original TVF-EMD method, the parameter values are assigned in advance, which makes it difficult to achieve satisfactory analysis results.

However, designing and planning a closed-loop supply chain is an NP-hard problem, which makes it difficult to achieve acceptable results in a reasonable time.

Getting planning consent is not the only problem we face in building on any scale: a skills shortage in the building trade and brick-making may also make it difficult to achieve these numbers in the short-term.

Dan Cohen, the company's chief executive, said that although Better Place had a number of satisfied customers, its niche market appeal made it difficult to achieve the sort of sales needed to cover operating costs.

The image capture chip in the D2H, however, is smaller than a film frame, making it difficult to achieve extremely wide-angle perspectives by using current lenses.

Many Presidential acts that feel satisfying — the unfiltered insults, the attacks on institutions — also make it difficult to achieve anything practical and positive.

It also has to evaluate the degree of uncertainty that may make it difficult to achieve the sustainability objective established by the client or promoter.