Examples of using Makes it difficult in English and their translations into Arabic
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And that makes it difficult.
Makes it difficult to see Jeff.
A longer cowl makes it difficult.
That makes it difficult to assess the extent of cannabis plant cultivation and cannabis production.
What happened in North Korea makes it difficult.
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This makes it difficult.
Well, the moisture from the mud makes it difficult to tell.
This makes it difficult to move as quickly as needed to implement the evaluation policy.
His particular blood type makes it difficult to find a perfect match.
This makes it difficult for the Security Council to determine when the objective can be considered as achieved and sanctions lifted.
I think being shybasically means being self-absorbed to the extent that it makes it difficult to be around other people.
Lack of financial resources makes it difficult for developing-country exporters to do this.
This is due mostly to buying at retail price and quantity which makes it difficult for dropshippers to sell without a markup.
The pooling of resources makes it difficult to trace the disbursements attributed to these innovative financing contributions.
There is also a lack of data disaggregated by gender,age and ethnicity, which makes it difficult to define and pinpoint vulnerable population groups.
The nature of such costs makes it difficult to trace and apportion them to specific donor-financed programmes, projects, and activities.
We have seen howwidespread corruption in countries discourages investment and makes it difficult for companies to compete on an ethical basis.
This makes it difficult to identify Ivorian diamonds that have been exported illicitly and mixed with rough stones mined in other countries.
Such crimes are mostly recorded as vandalism, which makes it difficult to keep statistics that reflect the real motives.
Illiteracy makes it difficult for them to interact in society in a spirit of understanding, peace, tolerance and gender equality among all peoples and groups.
So, something about not having opioid-receptor binding makes it difficult for us to feel the rewards of social interaction.
Having little control over time makes it difficult for families to plan their meals in advance or even to know who will be there for dinner.
The incompatibility between the technologies andthe expense involved in managing multiple platforms makes it difficult, if not impossible, to efficiently manage infrastructure capacity;
The inability to accurately assess the performance of Governments makes it difficult to hold them accountable for the implementation of regional and international commitments to gender equality.
Public finances are characterized by a sizeable structural deficit which makes it difficult for the Government to act effectively to revive economic growth.
The great diversity in the presentation of such lists makes it difficult, however, to draw up any synthesis on specific desertification control activities.
A lack of accurate record-keeping in many prisons and police detention facilities makes it difficult to hold police personnel accountable for these violations.
Insecurity, combined with the dispersal of the displaced persons, makes it difficult to manage the phenomenon in the various sites identified across the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The timing of the Council 's selection of the theme for its high-level segment makes it difficult for some of the functional commissions to make specific contributions.
Moreover, the large number of nationalities represented in the United Nations makes it difficult to draw conclusions from disaggregated data on the basis of nationality alone.