Examples of using Making it harder in English and their translations into Swedish
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in safeguarding the free market, making it harder for economic crime to take place.
The excess fluid may be pushed into your lungs making it harder to breathe, into the abdomen making it more difficult to eat
although production costs continue to rise making it harder for smaller dairy farmers in particular to survive.
the Facebook Container extension isolates your identity into a separate container tab, making it harder for Facebook to track you on the web outside of Facebook.
Decisions taken unilaterally by certain Member States, such as those taken in the wake of the Fukushima accident making it harder to balance energy demand
Cutting off sources of finance, making it harder to escape detection when using these funds,
Regina Kiperman said opening the trust would be difficult, making it harder for Epstein's alleged victims to seek financial compensation.
The balls will keep bouncing up and down until you pop them, but the longer they keep bouncing the less high they will bounce, making it harder for you to slide out of the way with your yellow triangle.
A DeLaval milking system is a core part of our drive to help you produce more, better quality milk from healthier cows, without making it harder for you to have a healthy lifestyle.
Making it harder for workers to hear and correctly understand speech and signals;˛ masking the sound of approaching danger
And making it hard to drop a deuce.
Kids make it harder, Zack.
Menus and images appear on top of it, making it hard to use.
Inefficiency and divergence of insolvency laws make it harder to assess and manage credit risk.
Either way… the Russians are the only ones making it hard on Hitler.
The Russians are the only ones making it hard on Hitler.
Let's make it harder.
Telecoms companies often have huge debts, making it hard to invest in improvements.