Examples of using Make it more difficult in English and their translations into Portuguese
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have adverse effects on trade and make it more difficult to assess equilibrium exchange rates.
generalization of findings and, consequently, make it more difficult to construct evidence on the effectiveness of the interventions for PA promotion.
He wrote,"The fact that Paul saw'only in part' did not lessen the glory of what he did see, nor make it more difficult for him to declare it. .
This could make it more difficult in future to authorize the cultivation of genetically modified plants.
This situation is aggravated in winter due to the increase in thermal inversions which make it more difficult for primary air pollutants to disperse,
Another important development is that the new regulation will make it more difficult for third countries to attempt to purchase energy.
disrupt the balance of the initial text and make it more difficult to obtain an agreement
Moreover, the tax burden will affect the poorer consumers most of all, and make it more difficult to purchase used cars.
which aims to cut down fat and make it more difficult for the physical body to store fat.
They often have hedges to hinder your sight and make it more difficult to find the right way.
which aims to cut down fatty tissue and also make it more difficult for the body to establishment fat.
The dam would lower the water levels and make it more difficult for boats to travel to and from the coast.
These things distract from the recruit's combat training and make it more difficult(but by no means impossible) for him or her to become a Marine.
the currency instability of 1992/93 make it more difficult to realize some of its benefits.
The new satellite telecommunication systems, which are becoming more prevalent, make it more difficult to use national boundaries as a basis for looking at this question.
This will help reduce future distortions of competition and make it more difficult for those who might seek to abuse their market power.
They create a bulky padding around the ankle that can make it more difficult to run and jump.
The EU is concerned that intensified conflict could make it more difficult to deliver effective assistance
Would extending the scope of the Cinema Communication make it more difficult to provide public funding for films and audiovisual productions?