Sentence examples for so making it difficult from inspiring English sources

For larger gap it may be harder to make contact between the layers, so making it difficult to seal by proliferative cells.

It may be that older patients are less likely to discuss how they are feeling and so making it difficult for their caregivers to assess this aspect of care[ 37].

If the expansion slows, however, so will hiring, making it difficult for new graduates to advance.

There are plenty of Web sites with so-called carbon calculators, making it difficult to choose.

Many people try to complicate their work by making it difficult, so as to look formidable.

However, doing so makes it more difficult to identify the incoming alerts.

But she was playing well, too, so it made it difficult today".

The couple considered combining the two small bedrooms, but doing so would make it difficult to have houseguests.

"Bangladesh has a patriarchal, conservative society so that makes it difficult, even the mindset of people makes it more difficult.

We go out maybe once every three months – we have two small children so that makes it difficult.

"These youngsters have no ID cards, so it makes it difficult to identify them," said Zhang Xiang, a spokesman for the Guangdong Labor Bureau.