They made it difficult to drive".
Then discuss: Besides fog, what other conditions make it difficult to drive?
Such infrastructure incompatibility makes it difficult to drive an electric car from Paris to Berlin, relying on public charging points.
A good friend of the Australian Protectionist party, you might think that Redegalli spends more time in burqas than out, having previously protested against the fact that burqas make it difficult to drive and allow men to enter female restrooms (something he proved by doing it himself).
Merrill Lynch is already predicting a lackluster season for big-box discounters Wal-Mart Stores and Target, whose sheer size makes it difficult to drive year-over-year sales.
In part, it could be related to how a hard disk fragments files, so the more fragmented, the more the hard drive has to work, making it difficult to get "pure" USB 3.0 speeds that exist in a lab.
As the disease progresses, the center of the field of view begins to blur, making it difficult to read, drive and recognize faces.
In non-model systems, little is known about the downstream elements these genes effect, making it difficult to surmise why such genes are selected to drive variation.
Uncertainty about evidence of benefit was identified as an enduring barrier to mainstreaming telehealth, affecting adoption in practice and making it difficult to secure investment within organizations increasingly driven to prioritize cost savings over other, equally important, policy goals.
