Sentence examples for makes it too difficult from inspiring English sources

Some economists worry that globalization makes it too difficult to raise money to redistribute.

Disability insurance is available when a worker's health makes it too difficult to remain on the job.

But during interviews with administration officials and outside Republicans, a theme emerges: This White House makes it too difficult to serve, and treats those who do shabbily.

And if a company makes it too difficult for you and your friends to stay safe while staying connected, you can leave.

"We've created a system that makes it too difficult for any but the most skilled managers to deliver consistently good care," he says.

"When Broadway becomes too theme-park-like, it makes it too difficult," said Mr. Alessandrini in a recent interview in The New York Times, reflecting on the paucity of new subjects worthy of his mockery.

LONDON — A senior executive from Exxon Mobil warned Wednesday that Europe could miss a chance to reduce its dependence on imported energy by making it too difficult to develop shale gas and so-called unconventional resources.

"We just make it too difficult to score".

"We didn't want to make it too difficult for the parents," Ms. Mangan said.

If the original counterfactual theory made it too difficult to be a cause, the revised theory makes it too easy.

The increasing urgency of the problem has made it too difficult to digest, let alone tackle.