Examples of using Making it more difficult in English and their translations into Dutch
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Making it more difficult to capture him.
About how governments and companiesare making it more difficult.
Making it more difficult for us'down here'… to focus on what you see.
But it's also diluted by seawater, making it more difficult to analyze.
which subsequently affects the gait of the person, making it more difficult.
Disruption from the merger making it more difficult to maintain business
our metabolism slows down, making it more difficult to shed the pounds.
The government has reacted by making it more difficult for individuals to use the courts to defend their rights against the authorities
Azithral works by inhibiting the bacteria's ability to reproduce, making it more difficult for the infection to spread.
Fraud can be prevented by making it more difficult for potential fraudsters to present themselves as taxable persons registered for intra-Community trade.
In addition, there has been a general increase in the number of temporary jobs, making it more difficult to transfer essential skills and know-how.
The economy slows down, making it more difficult for businesses to repay their loans( due to falling sales)
However, profit margins are lower than in the US, making it more difficult to finance investment and research.
which it deems legitimate, making it more difficult for the ransomware authors.
So for example, you can slowly increase the speed of the game, making it more difficult, by adding a very small amount(like 0.001) to room_speed in every step.
which lowers the level of the water in the glass, making it more difficult for it to run over.
The rider therefore interfered with the horse's jumping movement, making it more difficult(and sometimes painful)
This situation can contribute to a devaluation in the public perception of the sectors concerned, making it more difficult to recruit young workers.
Echinacea is also used to stimulate the body's immune system by activating white blood cells, making it more difficult for foreign bodies to infect cells.
Early choices predetermine to a large extent future education paths, making it more difficult to reach higher education levels at a later stage.
may lead to a decline in the participation rate for 2013 and 2014, making it more difficult to reach the target of 80% participation by 2020.
To combat it, it is necessary to reduce the circulation of child abuse material by making it more difficult for offenders to upload such content onto the publicly accessible Web.
which are only a way of getting around the situation and making it more difficult to achieve the purpose we are all supporting.
any effect it might have, by going back and analyzing old information and by making it more difficult to declassify the key judgments made in the NIE presumably this concerns passages that do not support the political agenda of the White House.
This has contributed to a situation where high unemployment coexists with a relatively high use of energy, making it more difficult to achieve targets on employment
Health and social protection would tous be considered simply as goods, making it more difficult for toe population to gain access to care.
Credit monitoring and freezes: US users can ask for a credit freeze that will restrict access to their credit reports, making it more difficult for the identity thieves to misuse the stolen information.