Sentence examples for makes this hard from inspiring English sources

The presence of capital controls makes this hard.

But the markets free-for-all and government-keep-out approach makes this hard to secure.

Britain's first-past-the-post system makes this hard; especially for protest parties, which fare worse in national polls.

The rebel-controlled areas are trying to set up their own council to deal with these matters but the fighting, though less intense than a month ago, makes this hard.

"In terms," he offers eventually, "of the small percentage of my life that I devote to things other than my work – which is small, which makes this hard to answer – well, who wouldn't be consumed by doubt in a divorce?

It also raises a question, even less amusing than the jokes: now that Mr Dunlap has fallen, does it mean that his critics were right all along?What makes this hard to answer is that the man has been attacked for so many things.

It's an instinct to hunker down and control things that makes this harder for people.

(A narrower stance makes this harder; a wider stance works best for beginners).

That just makes this harder.

The complexities of thousands of different mortgage-backed assets will make this hard.

I'm hoping it's going to make this hard slog worthwhile.