Sentence examples for makes things more difficult for from inspiring English sources
"Elena makes things more difficult for herself than the ordinary person," Mr. Lewin said, "but judges are not supposed to lose their temper or be vindictive".
The team on the field holds plenty promise, but Orlando City's off the field situation certainly makes things more difficult for the new man in charge.
Copyright issues are rife on YouTube, and it's not currently possible to listen to music from the app in the background on mobile (unless you've got a YouTube Red subscription), which makes things more difficult for fans.
"By condemning the Voice of the Faithful, that makes things more difficult for us, because the Voice of the Faithful parishioners are our parish council members, lectors, religious education teachers, eucharistic ministers," Father Bullock said the cardinal was told.
They want more, all of the time, but the competition is immense - which just makes things more difficult for Sarri.
Do you feel that being a filmmaker and a woman, not to mention being from Latin America, makes things more difficult for you?
"We're making things more difficult for ourselves," says King.
The idea is to make things more difficult for an advanced player.
But it would surely make things more difficult for would-be attackers.
"For the time being, it will make things more difficult for the terrorists".
Making things more difficult for homebuyers here is the growth in home prices in surrounding communities.
