Sentence examples for makes things hard from inspiring English sources

But it makes things hard to follow.

So there's fun to be had, but it makes things hard for Detective Jim Gordon.

Lack of an audience makes things hard — and following Obama's not an easy task to begin with, whatever you think of his politics.

The fact that the three main actors play multiple roles in the internal plot is clearly intended to up the farcical ante, but it makes things hard to follow.

He has not yet transformed public services as he promised, but has proved that Labour can govern, without wrecking the economy.This makes things hard for Mr Hague, a man burdened by his own precocity ever since making a Churchillian speech, as a floppy-haired 16-year-old, at the Tories' 1977 conference.

(Remember Hill's epigraph to "Hymns to Our Lady of Chartres" – "As Henry Adams observed at Chartres, the twin powers of the modern world are inertia and velocity" – and note that inertia makes things hard to stop, as well as hard to start).

It only makes things harder.

"And this just makes things harder".

An increasing number of would-be mothers are obese, which makes things harder.

"I'm sorry!" "No, it was the right thing to do, but it makes things harder for us".

If you're going alone, that makes things harder, although a group is harder to feed.