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

With the widespread availability of cheap filmmaking equipment, the glut of titles being produced these days makes it difficult to stand out no matter where you're from.

"Because it has been so politicized," he said, "it makes it difficult to stand up and say, 'This is what I want.' " For that reason, advocacy groups are treading gingerly.

In particular Cameroon's decision not to place Touré in the top five has been criticised, although the presence of his Ivory Coast team-mate Serge Aurier as coach Alexandre Belinga's first choice makes it difficult to stand up that theory.

"People can't see my disability, so I get jostled around in crowds, which makes it difficult to stand and walk sometimes".

By lunchtime, a gale was gusting at speeds of 50 knots, making it difficult to stand out on deck.

In his latest post, Alok Jha explains how they became trapped in the ice: On Christmas Eve, a blizzard hit our ship with 50-knot winds – mild for these parts – that made it difficult to stand up straight on the deck..

Competition from Instagram, Snapchat and YouTube made it difficult to stand out from the pack.

In the floor debate, Johnson called it "an unnecessary obstacle … that could make it difficult to stand up and sustain this program".

Lutjes, who first spoke with Seventeen about her incredible TSwift looks, told the magazine that she also has Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a neurological disorder that makes it difficult to walk or stand for extended periods.

The persistence of these obstacles, along with the inefficiency of military spending, where the cost of one American soldier, at $1 million annually, could easily salary at least 25 Afghan soldiers, makes it difficult to help Afghans stand up.

Mr. Raghavan emphasizes gray areas in the case against the CRPF, which makes it difficult to "take a categorical stand which would indict the CRPF for having either committed a blunder or overreacted to an innocuous situation".