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

This allows cyber criminals to control the botnet remotely from a range of computers, making it difficult to tackle.

More awareness and responsibility from venues: Clubs often don't do all they can to deal with the problem and the extent of it makes it difficult to tackle.

The program of the new government, with Demirel as prime minister, represented a compromise between the economic liberalism of the TPP and the political liberalism of the SDPP, but the lack of fundamental agreement made it difficult to tackle the economic and political problems that troubled Turkey.

Many public health experts in the province say this makes it difficult to tackle the problem quickly and efficiently.

The wide variety of possible disease combinations with diverse impacts on the patient makes it difficult to tackle the phenomenon of multimorbidity.

One matter that makes it difficult to tackle this question is the fact that the non-motor loops that connect the basal ganglia with human prefrontal cortex are considerably less well understood than basal ganglia cortical motor loops.

Washington has strong defensive tackles and quick linebackers, making it difficult to run the ball.

Combatting child undernutrition is obviously crucial, and its complexity makes it hard to tackle.

The dress tackles an unspoken social code that makes it difficult to refuse offered drinks, and makes it easy to lose track of levels of intoxication.

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.

"It obviously makes it difficult to shop".