Sentence examples for making it so difficult from inspiring English sources
He said the U.S. Labor Department has accused Freeman's local of making it so difficult for non-incumbents to gather signatures that its last election was a sham.
Why does she believe they are making it so difficult?
"That climate is making it so difficult for researchers or students to engage with this material".
No one left "fixed" that day but everyone better understood what was making it so difficult to achieve balance.
But it is these very systems that go into overdrive during starvation (translation: a reduced-calorie diet), making it so difficult for people to lose weight.
"That judgment may be very difficult," he said, "but the commission still looks like it wants to set a strong precedent in this case by punishing Motorola for making it so difficult for Apple to win a license".
That's what makes it so difficult.
Why does everyone make it so difficult?
Why do they make it so difficult?
"Today's technology makes it so difficult," Professor Mandell said.
Why did Elvis make it so difficult for himself?
