영어에서 Makes it more difficult 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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It's what makes it more difficult.
Reading the data is not that hard, but knowing that there is data and how much makes it more difficult.
That makes it more difficult to control.
Work does not set us free, rather it hems us in and makes it more difficult to realise ourselves.
That makes it more difficult to adjust to changing circumstances.
And bowing to this kind of kidnapping threat only encourages it and only makes it more difficult.
C++ makes it more difficult, but when you do, you will blow your whole leg off.
While it's easier to control when you're home and navigating on your own;it's being at the game that makes it more difficult.
This makes it more difficult for someone else to break into your account and take your information.
It's not too late to create peace between these Semitic brothers, but every new war crime like the Gaza massacre makes it more difficult.
At most other salons, the stylist are responsible for cost of continued education, which makes it more difficult for them to want to engage and continue to learn.
Sophie learns that Howl's life is somehow bound to Calcifer's and that Howl has been transforming into abird-like creature to interfere with both sides in the war, but each transformation makes it more difficult for him to return to human form.
Brute-force attacks can be made less effective by obfuscating the data to be encoded, something that makes it more difficult for an attacker to recognise when he/she has cracked the code.
Sophie learns that Howltransforms into a bird-like creature in order to interfere in the war, but each transformation makes it more difficult for him to return to human form.
Perhaps she is more straightforward about how critical and difficult he can be, and this makes it more difficult for people to understand why she has stayed with him.
This has led many coffeelovers(though certainly not all) to believe that Brazil's emphasis on quantity makes producers forget about quality, and makes it more difficult for Brazilian producers to market their beans.
What made it more difficult was the government.
Let's make it more difficult!
Bad charts can mislead or make it more difficult for your audience to understand the data.
This sorrow of love bore down on him and made it more difficult to face such a death as he well knew awaited him.
This may make it more difficult for Quakerism to be subsumed into a reunited Christian church;
This reduction in blood flow to the arms can make it more difficult for the sensor to measure heart rate accurately.
The three-legged approach may,for instance, make it more difficult to execute a man-in-the-middle attack.
As it has already been mentioned, the hijacker also takes other actions like installing various extensions to your browsers that make it more difficult for you to get rid of Www-search. info.
Chávez's government has raised the minimum wage several times-including a 26 percent hike in May 2005(roughly equal to the annual rate of inflation) while also making it more difficult for employers to lay off workers.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Hamid Reza Asefi told a weekly news conference Sunday such pre-conditions narrow the scope of possible talks and make it more difficult to reach a solution.
For example, a recent analysis of human cells suggests that estrogen compounds could make it more difficult for viruses to attack cells- but that study was done on cells in a lab, not on actual humans.
In fact, by giving another advantage to large agribusiness, the program may make it more difficult for small farmers to compete in the global marketplace.
A 2-sided platform that brings buyers and suppliers together can be a powerful way to keep competitors out of your market or, at the very least, make it more difficult for them to succeed.
Running away into fantasy or denial,hiding behind human reason and preference only further humanity's vulnerability and make it more difficult for you to recognize and to adapt to a changing world.