1.   All of this roster movement makes it hard to establish an identity for a team.

2.   All the publicity is making it hard to find an unbiased jury.

3.   For example, the social security system sets conditions which can make it hard for families to support family members who live elsewhere.

4.   He has stated that he chose the firing squad to make it hard for Utah to carry it out.

5.   It just made it hard to change the bulb.

6.   Low world prices and large government-held stocks will make it hard for them to sell their own crop.

7.   Lowering the cost, yes, but also lowering the barriers that made them hard to use.

8.   That will make it hard to push through such an ambitious programme of reform.

9.   The background noise made it hard to hear what he was saying.

10.   The buzz made it hard to think straight.