Sentence examples for makes it particularly difficult from inspiring English sources

His preference for avoiding specifics makes it particularly difficult to answer this question.

The patchwork of payment patterns that mark the American medical system makes it particularly difficult to teach young doctors.

Such a credit crisis makes it particularly difficult for the Fed to stimulate demand by manipulating interest rates, he said.

However, such a large trade made JPMorgan virtually the entire market for a certain kind of derivative, which makes it particularly difficult to unwind.

The dress code makes it particularly difficult for schoolgirls to take part in sports like soccer and basketball and run races outdoors.

Zanzibar's predominantly Muslim culture (95% of the island's population) makes it particularly difficult to openly acknowledge sex before marriage, says Dr Ali Omary Ali, the manager for reproductive and child health for the island's ministry of health.

The timing of the launch made it particularly difficult, coming just two weeks after Time Inc's In Style magazine made its UK debut.

The CTV has an irregular shape, with its borders associated with the rectum and bladder, making it particularly difficult to sculpt the dose away from the organs at risk (OAR).

That made it particularly difficult for Mr. Kenny to compromise, having just come to power.

The drugs are cheap and easy to produce from small, mobile laboratories, making it particularly difficult to combat them, experts said.

About 87% of the shire of Manjimup, which includes Northcliffe, Pemberton and Windy Harbour, is forested, making it particularly difficult to defend areas from fire.