Examples of using Making it harder in English and their translations into Hebrew
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two-thirds of its oceans and 85% of crucial wetlands have been severely altered or lost, making it harder for species to survive.
Stress weakens us, making it harder for us to resist the dark forces lurking inside.
Hiring makes it easier to switch vehicles, making it harder for people to ambush us.
the sea ice is melting away making it harder than ever to catch seals.
In fact, your body may tense up in response to pain, making it harder for the therapist to reach deeper muscles.
Help your child set up a savings account with restricted access, making it harder for him to spend his money straight away.
Drinking too much water before taking the test can dilute the hCG levels in your urine, making it harder for the test to detect the presence of this pregnancy hormone.
What's more, a bad reputation can follow you wherever you go, making it harder and harder to get ahead.
As the belly grows, your center of gravity shifts forward, making it harder for you to stay balanced.
Each additional person you invite to a meeting adds to the complexity of the meeting, making it harder to control.
In fact, your body may tense up in response to pain, making it harder for to reach deeper muscles.
too much exposure can disrupt the sleep cycles, making it harder to sleep at night.
Previously they shared information only on request, making it harder to identify suspect accounts.
are becoming much more complex, making it harder for Chinese firms to master them.
have agreed to collect data from banks to share annually with other tax authorities, making it harder for tax dodgers and money launderers to hide money with private banks.
One factor that could discourage that option is that Daraprim's distribution is now tightly controlled, making it harder for generic companies to get the samples they need for the required testing.
northern Israel on Sunday, in a move which his lawyers believe is intended to add further pressure on him, including by making it harder for his lawyers and family to visit him.
thus making it harder for someone to get out to one's job.
I know that I am not the only mother out there who is sick and tired of our elected leaders making it harder for me to protect my family.
consequently making it harder for researchers to accurately count them.