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

The company has said that there are millions of pages in its service, making it difficult to take any down in response to requests, but that it complies with proper legal.

Her thick dermis kept resisting our attempts to keep her belly open, making it difficult to take my eyes off that strong layer below the skin.

The Crusade's original goal of recapturing Edessa was no longer feasible, because Nūr al-Dīn, the son and successor of Zangī, had massacred the city's Christian inhabitants, making it difficult to take and hold Edessa with the forces available.

But the final census numbers showed that the city's proportion of the state's population actually increased in the 1990's, making it difficult to take away a Congressional seat.

Students often are overwhelmed with coursework, making it difficult to take the time to garner a deep understanding of these fundamental concepts.

Furthermore, since different realizations of Gaussian white noise are added to the original signal, different trials may generate different number of PFs, making it difficult to take ensemble mean.

He makes it difficult to take his denials altogether seriously.

She said her busy schedule at the Bolshoi made it difficult to take on more outside assignments.

Mr. Bailey said the size of many financial institutions made it difficult to take legal action against firms.

The faux thunderstorm in the produce aisles at the grocery store makes it difficult to take him shopping.

The rear 12-megapixel camera is fast, great in low-light and makes it difficult to take a poor photo.