Sentence examples for that make it hard from inspiring English sources

Didn't that make it hard to work? "God, no.

They include restrictive labour laws that make it hard to shed staff.

And even the network banks have historical advantages that make it hard to emulate them.

Are there aspects of this city that make it hard to find happy characters?

But many states face budget problems that make it hard to recruit poll workers.

This story has other strengths, however, that make it hard to put down.

Isn't the real obstacle simply a lack of resources that make it hard to prioritise experimentation?

The BBC has many faults that make it hard to defend.

Mr. Strickland's conversation with Mr. Black also presents ambiguities that make it hard to determine what really happened.

But AIDS advocates say they face a wealth of restrictions that make it hard to carry out grass-roots activities.

Other items on the wish-list include hacking away at the rules that make it hard to sack unsatisfactory staff.