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

Stores popped up with no standardized layout, making it difficult to order the right merchandise.

Lack of cellular infrastructure development runs in parallel with a similarly dismal rural logistics network, making it difficult to order and deliver e-commerce goods in the region.

AT&T was supposed to offer naked or 768kbps $10 DSL for two years after the merger, but skirted around the condition's purpose by never advertising the services, and making it difficult to order them until people really started complaining.

At an opening party last week, the place was packed with scantily clad people who looked as if they had not eaten dessert in six years; the blaring techno beat made it difficult to order an ice cream from waitresses wearing hot pink minidresses unbuttoned to the navel.

Amazon is making it difficult to pre-order the $90 Echo Dot.

Unfortunately, the extended chromatin of interphase nuclei frequently loops back making it difficult to correctly order probes separated by more than 100 kbp, especially when breakpoints map to duplicated sequences hundreds of kbp in length.

The number of burka shops had already been declining over the last six months because roads to some cities, including Kabul, had become hard to travel, making it difficult to fulfill orders.

Scarlatti's sonatas did not come to publication in an orderly fashion, making it difficult to determine the order of their composition.

Only the document title was available on the web page, making it difficult to determine which documents to order.

Otherwise, as the resolution is increased, the density evolution would show additional high-frequency modes, which would make the dependence on resolution discontinuous, making it difficult to compute the instantaneous convergence order.

All records of the prior grade then disappeared from the district's central data system, according to school site administrators, making it difficult to track such remediation in order to be fully accountable. .