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

Planners in Kirkland, an achingly picturesque waterfront city east of Seattle, had to rewrite their growth plans when residents grew angry about a sudden spate of big new condominium and apartment projects.Planning is complicated by the fact that the far-flung sprawl of the population makes it difficult to develop any cohesive blueprint.

Flu is a constantly shifting target and that makes it difficult to develop a vaccine.

The variety of designs, processes, techniques, and materials makes it difficult to develop general guidelines for a large class of devices and applications.

This makes it difficult to develop effective countermeasures because these crash categorizations are based on the outcomes rather than the preceding events.

This complexity makes it difficult to develop Planning Support Systems (PSS) that are comprehensive, flexible, intelligent and, yet, understandable to users.

However, the rigidness of metal makes it difficult to develop a stretchable coil with low cost, and the system cannot work if the object is non-metallic.

Pervasive computing entered health care in almost every setting, making it difficult to develop an idea of its typical implementation and maintain an overview of recent developments.

Yet, the mechanisms associated with development of MPH-associated abuse and dependence are not well understood making it difficult to develop methods to help its mitigation.

Last year, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine produced a sweeping report on the health effects of cannabis and cannabinoids, concluding that restrictions on possession and consumption have made it difficult to develop research-based consensus on its medical utility.

Other countries should recognize that the comparative advantage of Fiji (and other PICs) on international markets is low; thus its remoteness, geography, and limited natural resources make it difficult to develop competitive export prices for their products (including food) [ 34– 34].

Although clearly a member of the Cyprinidae among the cypriniform Otophysi, the simplified anatomical structure of Paedocypris, combined with a number of highly derived autapomorphic characters, have made it difficult to develop a convincing hypothesis about its phylogenetic position among the subfamilies of this largest teleost family [ 9].