Sentence examples for makes very difficult from inspiring English sources

But the evidence from today's report makes very difficult reading.

"But I know, as somebody who's now sat in this position for the last seven and half years, that every leader makes very difficult decisions, particularly during wartime".

In a text message on Friday morning, Aimal Faizi, the president's spokesman, said, "It makes very difficult for the president to authorize the signing of B.S.A.," the bilateral security agreement.

Such a mistiming makes very difficult to learn any common pattern from the data.

This makes very difficult the operation of met mast in cold climate and transforms it into a real challenge.

Also, the lack of data for these isolated classes makes very difficult to train suitable models to detect them.

Mr Cameron said the coalition had made "very difficult decisions".

"They made very difficult legal and financial decisions right up to the end".

Research to find a "methadone" for stimulants has been made very difficult.

Headteachers, he observes, must often make very difficult decisions on where to spend their money.

We have our deadlines for a reason — so we have a reasonable amount of time to make very difficult decisions.