Sentence examples for making things difficult for from inspiring English sources

"Slovenia is now making things difficult for Croatia," he said.

Weirdly, it's Japan's love for pop which is making things difficult for promoters.

The finance ministry is also making things difficult for the bank in setting a clear policy.

Until now, James seemed to like nothing more than making things difficult for his public — whom he's confessed to hating — and himself.

Last week an editorial in the Communist party-controlled Global Times warned: "Making things difficult for China politically will do him no good," referring to Trump.

The Pakistanis have already blocked the supply of food and water to the base used for the drones, a senior American official said, adding that they were gradually "strangling the alliance" by making things difficult for the Americans in Pakistan.

Do not make things difficult for them.

But Mr Cameron makes things difficult for himself.

"By arresting him, authorities have made things difficult for themselves.

"Rayo made things difficult for us," Griezmann said.

This last phase of publication has made things difficult for biographers.