Examples of using Made it difficult in English and their translations into Hebrew
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and thus made it difficult, if not impossible,
The electricity crisis made it difficult for households to refrigerate food items and caused increased expenditure
Graham was critical of the corporations of his day for obfuscated and irregular financial reporting that made it difficult for investors to discern the true state of the business's finances.
geography coupled with the relative superiority of the royal navy made it difficult for the French navy to provide supplies and support to their colonies.
they also knew there were tribal differences that made it difficult for the Indians to unite and rise up against Spanish.
Malcolm Boyd, 1999 that"he may also have been affected by changing social conditions that made it difficult for a self-possessed virtuoso to succeed in a church- or court-related position"(p. 39).
points of the various rights movements, and ultimately made them stronger- but also made it difficult for her to find a place within them.
Yet his drug use and heavy drinking made it difficult for him to keep steady work,
The introduction of European settlers and agricultural practices(most especially large herds of cattle) made it difficult for the Southern Paiute to continue their traditional lifestyle,
These swim suits were made of a polymer called polyurethane that had a certain rigidity, which made it difficult for swimmers to wear it
Denial makes it difficult to accept your pet is really gone.
So the body was stiff. That would make it difficult to move.
You make it difficult for your friend to improve his life.
Their small sizes make it difficult to detect.
Original gifts for a girlfriend's birthday make it difficult, but possible!
Depression makes it difficult for you to function and enjoy life as you did before.
Poor executive functions may make it difficult to complete daily activities.
Depression can make it difficult to enjoy life as you once did.