Sentence examples for was made very difficult from inspiring English sources

This is not a good squad, and Sherwood's job was made very difficult by the poor quality of the players who had been purchased for him.

For decades El Guabo's farmers have grown bananas, but making a decent living was made very difficult by coyotes, local produce brokers who were notorious for their aggressive tactics in wresting bananas from small family farms at a low price.

Thus in the first years of the 3rd Five-year Plan the fulfillment of the plan in many sectors of the economy was made very difficult and to a certain extent the development of the Albanian economy as a whole was impaired".

"No disrespect to Bernie or the other guys, but he was making very difficult catches look easy".

Research to find a "methadone" for stimulants has been made very difficult.

Braj Raj Sharma, the Jammu and Kashmir home secretary, said that "it had been made very difficult" for potential returnees on the Pakistan-controlled side to get travel papers.

Hijacking, a cause of several accidents in the 1970s and 1980s – and of course 9/11 – has been made very difficult thanks to the security passengers have to go through to get on a plane.

This approach however has been made very difficult by the absence of specific reagents required for the detection of antibodies from the majority of wild animal species.

Predictions of the ignition temperature in a rapid compression machine are made very difficult due to the existence of a highly non-uniform temperature field at the end of the compression stroke.

"What a lot of people haven't even begun to think about is how putting video on the web is going to be made very difficult because of rights issues they haven't even thought out.

That move might not be very threatening to major players, like YouTube, with expensive legal teams, but life on the Internet could be made very difficult for smaller companies and start-ups.