Examples of using Making it harder in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And you are making it harder for me.
Large-cell carcinoma- cancer that grows and spreads quickly, making it harder to treat.
You are making it harder for yourself.
Entrenching themselves, while making it harder for others.
Schematic drawings show its outer shell covers rotors and engines, which would presumably give the helicopter stealth capability because anysharp angles would be covered, making it harder for radar to detect.
This causes timber to swell, making it harder to open a window or close a door.
Over the past decade, Republican lawmakers in more than20 states have enacted laws making it harder to vote.
During the game the number, variety,and strength of the enemies increases making it harder and harder to survive.
Blood becomes thicker and stickier, making it harder to pump around the body, so your heart rate increases to compensate.
Also, organs affected by fluidretention may not work properly, making it harder to breathe or exercise.
Low pH primarily stresses calcifying organisms by making it harder for them to obtain sufficient carbonate to deposit skeletons.
However, over time,the cataract may grow larger and affect more of the lens, making it harder to see.
The increasing number ofvery good sub-$200 tablets is making it harder to justify the premium for more expensive devices such as the Amazon Kindle Fire HDX.
Tempered glass is manufactured through a process of extreme heating andrapid cooling, making it harder than normal glass.
The more bags you have,the more weighed down you will be making it harder to move from one location to the next.
Over time, constant acid leakage from heartburn may formscar tissue which narrows the esophageal tube, making it harder to swallow food.
The lighting for this picture, like the first one,was also pretty good, making it harder to tell a difference between the four devices.
When a player hits the ball with topspin, it starts out at one speed,then jumps when it hits the table, making it harder to react to and time.
Studies have shown thatmultitasking may actually slow down your brain, making it harder for you to remember things, such as where you left your keys.
Studies have shown that exposure to bright blue light emitted from a backlitdisplay can affect your circadian rhythms, making it harder to fall asleep.
Iran and Iraq have been resistingpressure from Saudi Arabia to curtail production, making it harder for the group to reach an agreement on output cuts.
Mr. Johnson made his claims the same day he promised tolimit immigration if his party gained a majority, by making it harder for“unskilled workers” to enter Britain.
Asian hair tends to have adifficult reddish tone when bleached, making it harder to reach a desired color.
Your immune system couldbecome compromised because your body is stressed, making it harder to fight off colds and flus.
And if you're constantly grazing,you will never be truly hungry or full, making it harder to really feel satisfied.
At a wide angle of view,the portion of the frame occupied by the water is smaller, making it harder to notice any changes in flow.
Using antibacterial soap may even lead to the development of bacteria thatare resistant to the product's antimicrobial agents- making it harder to kill these germs in the future.
The Trump administration is more closely scrutinizing visa applications,indefinitely banning travel from some countries and making it harder for foreign students to remain in the U.S. after graduation.