Sentence examples for making it more difficult from inspiring English sources

It is the widest portion, making it more difficult to cover its entire wall.

It's certainly making it more difficult for Japan to fight its way out of its deflation.

First, making it more difficult to obtain by controlling its eligibility.

It's making it more difficult to permeate publicly.

"He's not interested in making it more difficult for the Republican nominee to get elected.

But that world may have gone, making it more difficult to bring down the debt burden.

The downturn, though, is making it more difficult to raise money.

These national guidelines are making it more difficult for condo buyers in Manhattan.

"The military is making it more difficult for the peace process to continue," he said.

It's also – and this is the really tricky bit – about making it more difficult to drive.

"It's just that they're making it more difficult to have enjoyable interactions together".