Sentence examples for makes it still more difficult from inspiring English sources

The creation of foundation hospitals, with their greater independence, makes it still more difficult to co-ordinate procurement spend or know how much is being spent on what.

Many lawmakers defer to the president and military leaders during wartime; that tendency makes it still more difficult to win over majorities to go on record in favor of ending military efforts.

The fact SLPL games were played only in Colombo and Kandy, makes it still more difficult to determine how the surface will play during Sri Lanka's opening encounters, he says.

To the contrary, it is far more likely to make it still more difficult, setting back the very goal you seek.

By oppressing packaged water in a bid to protecting public health in developing nations, there is a danger that authorities could be making it still more difficult for deprived residents to obtain water which again could lead to more grievous conditions as people may revert to poorer sources.

How much of the cash bonanza will be distributed to Hamas, Hezbollah, the IRGC, and other implacable enemies of Israel (and its Arab neighbors), making life still more difficult for the Jewish state and the region?

They were men of greater drive and determination, but the years of fighting had made recovery still more difficult and had given new chances to their enemies.

Making matters still more difficult, gerrymandered districts favour not moderates but those extremists who can appeal to the party activists: of the 153 congressional and legislative seats up for election a year ago, not one changed hands.

Publication is likely to make life still more difficult for Arsenal's diminutive Russian play-maker, Andrei Arshavin, whose team mates are rumoured to call him Meerkat because of apparent similarities between his accent and that of his made-up countryman.

The French interest in these markets is far too small to have any radical influence on France's political, economic and emotional objections to the free trade area.There is a danger, too, that such pressure might make agreement still more difficult to reach by arousing ill feeling amongst the Six.

This is made still more difficult because our M1 recordings happened to have fewer units than PMd, and M1 generally has less preparatory activity.