Sentence examples for making it difficult to finish from inspiring English sources

The biggest concern is that disputes in tight Council or other district races could lead to the impounding of large numbers of ballots, making it difficult to finish counting the Democratic votes for mayor and public advocate.

"The pitch was a bit icy, making it difficult to finish on".

Vardy was released in the second half, but his first touch made it difficult to finish clinically.

The limitations period for banking crimes, for example, was extended to 10 years during the savings and loan crisis because of the crush of cases that made it difficult to finish investigations in the five-year window to initiate criminal prosecutions.

Her conduct during the strike has inflamed union members and raised expectations, making it difficult to bring them into line after the negotiating team finished its work.

Anxiety made it difficult to pursue friendships and even to finish the school year.

Do not run the engine to help dry the engine or end can area, as this can burn un-rinsed cleaner or soap into the finish and make it difficult to remove later.

Linebackers Ballcarriers are rarely taken to the ground during team drills, which makes it difficult to see how the linebacker (and safety) prospects break down and finish tackles.

The race was interrupted for several hours by rain, and a multicar crash made for an exciting finish, although a darkening sky made it difficult to see.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".

"It makes it difficult to raise money".