Sentence examples for purposely difficult from inspiring English sources

There were also charlatans abound, making it purposely difficult for them to know what was real and fake.

Getting the inside scoop from a local is made purposely difficult, as the country's laws are set up to limit interaction between foreigners and locals beyond tourist services.

Years ago, he purposely included difficult words in the instructions to challenge young model builders.

"It's purposely made difficult for a person with a full-time job and other things to do".

"He had a lot of appointments, and he would feign being sick or purposely be difficult when going to his appointments.

The result is purposely hard to follow.

After becoming Tour champion, Contador, 27, said that Armstrong had purposely made it difficult for him throughout the race, and that the days in the team hotel were more difficult than the days on the road.

"They purposely make it difficult so that you just give up".

Yet so far, only 150 families have received the first installment of about $1,100, according to Mr. Harun, prompting criticism that the government is purposely making it difficult for people to claim the money.

In plays such as "The Substance of Fire" (which also revolves around a family battle over a manuscript) and "A Fair Country," he purposely makes it difficult to pinpoint the exact source of corruption.

Another limitation is that our cases were purposely biased towards difficult cases.