Sentence examples for thus makes it difficult from inspiring English sources

The concept of 'service relation' thus makes it difficult to identify a 'standard service' in freight transport.

These technologies are generating a huge amount of information which often overwhelms interested users and thus makes it difficult for them to make informed choices about their applications.

However, ostensibly the lack of well-defined connectivity measures precludes the weighing and quantifying of the result of any coordination effort, and thus makes it difficult for the decision makers to draw any firm conclusion.

Anyone with an intention they wish to fulfill may or may not have a vikalpa that directly conflicts with that intention, but most of us do, which thus makes it difficult, if not impossible, to fulfill our heartfelt desires.

Furthermore, paint contains different organic solvents in different concentrations depending on the type and brand of the paint, and, thus, makes it difficult to predict an actual exposure to specific organic solvents when exposure information is based on questions.

Adopting a stepped care model for the management of depression is a major change and thus makes it difficult to allocate randomly to healthcare professionals, because of the risk of low inclusion rates and withdrawal at professional level because of discontentment with the randomization procedure.

Despite such a diverse case mix, the study did not assess its effect on the pooled estimates, thus making it difficult to interpret its finding in a low-risk setting.

A Seagram spokesman argued that such comparisons were not valid because the company's stake in DuPont was illiquid, thus making it difficult for the company to realize its value, regardless of the stock price.

You can keep changing the interface, thus making it difficult for the parasitic product to bite into its host and suck its blood (data, in this case), or you change the licensing terms.

Geography thus made it difficult for the earliest miners and metalworkers to cultivate crops.

Making matters worse, it is common practice for physician assistants to work back-to-back shifts at different hospitals, thus making it difficult to track their hours.