That means they change the way they play most weeks, which makes them very hard to predict, whereas I think Wales are very predictable.
I think we oftentimes become very complacent and comfortable with the status quo, which makes it very hard for us to think outside of the box and to think of solutions that don't just perpetuate existing realities.
Donald is a short hitter, which makes it very hard for him to compete at Augusta National.
("Teddy Wharton seems to be losing his mind," Codman presciently wrote home, "which makes it very hard for his wife").
That's how he changes the world: on an individual and, he believes, subconscious level – "which makes it very hard when applying for funding.
"The battleground is a series of individual by-elections in which local conditions, local candidates and local issues are all central, which makes prediction very hard," says Lord Ashcroft, with something almost like satisfaction.
"One of the things that makes Darren so effective as a rebounder is that he's always moving around the basket," O'Toole said, "which makes him very hard to box out".
"We all have to breathe, which makes pollution very hard to avoid," said Frank Kelly, director of the environmental research group at King's College London, who was not part of the WHO report.
Independence from the West is a pillar of the Islamic Republic's ideology, which makes it very hard for Iran's leaders to compromise on issues such as closing nuclear sites or foreign inspections beyond the current agreements under the nonproliferation treaty, analysts here said.
By contrast, Chicago forbids food trucks from operating within 200 feet of a bricks-and-mortar restaurant, and requires them to have a GPS to ensure compliance, which makes life very hard for them in the downtown business district.Businesses lobby for lots of things they should not have: handouts from the taxpayer, handicaps imposed on their rivals.
