make life difficult

Such things can make life difficult for people in the region.

When there is something wrong with them, it can make life difficult.

Some people are born to make life difficult for the rest of us.

Other rule changes have made life difficult for the men.

A lot of people there did not like these ideas and made life difficult for him.

Even the local authorities are making life difficult for them.

His real specialty, he said, is making life difficult for himself.

We know that trade disputes make life difficult for us, and so this is important.

Our prize patient is making life difficult for everyone again.

We have come to a point where people think it's business as usual to stand in front of a production and make life difficult.

Anything that made life difficult for the murderer was worth trying.

When we first established the colony, they were always making life difficult for us.

"Washington these days is making life difficult for its friends," a senior European official said this week.

Or, she had hinted, there were ways to make life difficult.

The new law, however, has sometimes made life difficult for those overseas employers.

He was marching to war against the Americans, in a place where they had no nuclear weapons to make life difficult.

What do you add to a wall to make life difficult for somebody who wants to get into your city?"

"The Government has been against them and made life difficult for them."

He needs it because he really makes life difficult for himself.

And both take comfort in knowing that, if necessary, they can make life difficult for everybody.

These were private matters, but they make life difficult for a biographer.

It made life difficult for fugitives trying to get around the country.

The desert like environment of the dunes makes life difficult here.

And it certainly made life difficult for his student.

For another, their problems would make life difficult for his other patients.