Примеры использования Make it hard на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Esophagitis can make it hard or painful to swallow.
Make it harder for yourself by choosing advanced or madness!
Other  vitamins can make it hard to fall asleep.
Data constraints make it hard to monitor private and domestic public sector spending on environmental sustainability.
There are, nevertheless, restrictions which make it hard to overcome these challenges.
All these requirements make it hard to request a refund if you are not satisfied with your weight loss treatment.
Poor pay anddangerous working conditions make it hard to attract qualified staff.
Both set of binders make it hard to rationally decide upon alternative ways to conceptualize situations, persons, and events.
As we could see,there are too many different national interests which make it hard to cooperate.
Multiple functions make it hard to identify forests“designated.
Non-tariff barriers(e.g. quotas, sanitary and phytosanitary barriers)also make it hard to plan ahead.
The first thing I noticed is that they make it hard to get new products out of the packaging.
Supposed relics of the town have been found in the Wadden Sea, butshifting sediments make it hard to preserve them.
However, difficulty in understanding the language can make it hard for non-Japanese visitors to visit some truly amazing onsen towns.
Eating when you're truly hungry while you're trying to lose weight is a good thing,as starving yourself can actually slow down your metabolism and make it hard to lose weight.
As you can see,an out-of-control appetite can make it hard to lose weight, which is why appetite suppression can play an important role in weight loss.
The ministries do not discriminate on the basis of gender in educational programs abroad, but traditional and cultural believes andfamily restrictions often make it hard for women to participate in such programs.
School-Tinnitus is not limited to adults- children can also experience symptoms which can make it hard from them to hear what is being said in the classroom and can lead to lack of concentration which in turn could potentially lead to disruptiveness.
Historian and author Orlando Figes, a professor at the University of London, who views the new commission is part of a clampdown on historical scholarship, stated:"They're idiots if they think they can change the discussion of Soviet history internationally,but they can make it hard for Russian historians to teach and publish.
The changes kibbutz society has undergone in the past few decades make it hard to see it as a utopian society anymore.
Sick of all the bad parking jobs you see in the parking lot that make it hard for everyone else to find a spot?
Four competing sets of rules establishing the independence criteria also make it hard to say who is really an independent director.
The differing levels of activity to address violence against women in individual countries make it hard to assess the overall success of national efforts.
A woman friend who use to tithe into this ministry and believed that the prophecies were from YAHUVEH andYAHUSHUA said her husband and family make it hard to obey because of the persecution of keeping the true Sabbath.
The size, diversity and complexity of UNDP(which, paradoxically, are also its greatest assets),as well as its corporate funding constraints, make it hard to shift efficiently into new ways of thinking and functioning in support of South-South cooperation.
The drylands are fragile environments with vulnerable people who face many social, political, economic, cultural andenvironmental challenges that make it hard to achieve sustainable development and the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
Training activities have come up against serious obstacles, such as illiteracy, especially among women; ignorance of the basic concepts of the rule of law, democracy, justice and even human rights and the bargaining process; linguistic andcultural differences, which make it hard to communicate with the population; the lack of translation services; political polarization; and the unrealistic expectations that have accompanied people's acceptance of MINUGUA.
Such a lack of data makes it hard to assess the impact of capital punishment on women.
The washer makes it hard to pinpoint time of death.
Vast differences exist between the countries within this subregion, making it hard to pinpoint general trends.