Sentence examples for making it hard to save from inspiring English sources

But he has no bank account, making it hard to save money.

Rising rents have put pressure on young people who want to buy a home, accounting for more of their pay and making it harder to save a deposit.

They will have to dip into their limited savings or borrow money to help them pay their bills, making it harder to save.

Voice is a valuable communication medium, but its ephemerality makes it hard to save, catalogue, and share calls.

The accommodation is provided through the company, but food and general living expenses make it hard to save anything.

Have student loans or living in an expensive city made it hard to save for owning property?

It's a combination of challenges that makes it hard to save for a down payment on a home, experts say.

The charcuterie may make it hard to save room for a bowl of spaghetti rustichella (sea urchin pasta with squid ink bottarga), but ordering the board is an absolute necessity.

With "Parks and Recreation" you were always sort of on the bubble, which I imagine made it hard to save stories for later because you didn't know if there would be a later.

President Bush has been telling Americans that any change would deny the government critical information, make it easier for terrorists to infiltrate, expose state secrets, and make it harder "to save American lives".

A10 The United States Navy is planning to retire one of its two best undersea rescue vehicles this month in a cost-cutting move that may make it harder to save stricken American submariners, military officials said.