Sentence examples for will make it difficult to from inspiring English sources

This will make it difficult to package as a product.

Uncontrolled borders and endemic poverty will make it difficult to stop it spreading .

At least two factors will make it difficult to sort out what happened.

The ban will make it difficult to gauge the impact of Benedict's resignation on the race.

HMRC has already said that budget cuts will make it difficult to prioritise corporate tax avoidance.

Prosecutors acknowledge that the passage of time will make it difficult to retry the case.

The rains will make it difficult to move food aid on the roads, he says.

There are fears that these issues will make it difficult to sell on flats.

Yahoo's flailing business will make it difficult to get top dollar for the company.

Despite being a single, interrelated crystal the composite nature of the flakes will make it difficult to relate even an ideal, accurate domain size measurement to the ASA.

Some automotive trade groups contend that California's new rules will make it difficult to sell competitively in the state.