Sentence examples for too difficult to make from inspiring English sources

But The Voices remained in the wilderness because it was deemed too difficult to make.

It had been thought the law could finally be disproved as it became too difficult to make ever smaller transistors.

Common [the rapper], I've worked with him before, but it was too difficult to make the British accent work.

Referees told Shanahan's panel that often it was simply too difficult to make a snap decision on whether the head was the main point of contact.

Several insurers have said they no longer want to do business in the state because it is too difficult to make a profit.

But her job options were limited by broken English, she explained, her husband was usually drinking, and with a child it became too difficult to make rent.

"We just make it too difficult to score".

We are told that the hard red clay soil makes them too difficult to build, that they are too expensive.

During the crisis, banks complained that the existing rules made it too difficult to take write-downs until it was crystal-clear that a loan had gone bad.

And second, are airlines making it too difficult to get these deserved refunds?

Are airlines making it too difficult to get these deserved refunds?