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

It also makes it difficult to regulate them.

Second, the dynamics of groundwater circulation have been harder to understand and monitor, which makes it difficult to regulate.

However, children with colds or ear infections may have clogged ear tubes, which makes it difficult to regulate pressure and can make the entire flight quite painful.

His solution is to create an alternative campaign-finance system; alternative because Supreme Court rulings, most especially the 2010 Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision, make it difficult to regulate the current system, which permits unlimited corporate and independent expenditures in support of candidates for federal office.

Definitional challenges, in turn, can make it difficult to regulate.

The effect of IGF-I in multiple processes during development of this lineage has made it difficult to determine whether IGF-I also directly regulates oligodendrocyte differentiation.

This makes it difficult to understand which pathways are regulated by Numb and raises the possibility that these different roles are mediated by diverse Numb functions.

The transient nature of Mesp1 expression during mouse embryonic development makes it difficult to study the Mesp1-related molecular networks regulating early cardiovascular lineage specification.

The large number of genes regulated by TGFβ1 makes it difficult to understand the role of this growth factor in the EMT process using a gene-by-gene study.

This cellular heterogeneity makes it difficult to gain mechanistic insights into how genome and epigenome level alterations regulate RNA and protein expression.

(R10) Peer influence ('sangat') makes it difficult to change behavior.