make difficulty vs create difficulty

Both 'make difficulty' and 'create difficulty' are correct phrases in English. They can be used interchangeably to mean causing a problem or challenge. The choice between them depends on personal preference or the specific context in which they are used.

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make difficulty

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to mean causing a problem or challenge.

This phrase is used to indicate the action of causing a problem or challenge. It is often used in contexts where obstacles or complications are being introduced.

Examples:

His lack of preparation will make difficulty for the team.
The new regulations will make difficulty for small businesses.

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It will make difficulties for me, for the family.
Who's to say Francis would make difficulties?
Who's to say Francis would make difficulties?
That is it main defect, because all the owner would have to do is make difficulties over the pact and the whole agreement would collapse in ruins.
And do not make difficulties for them in order to take part of what you gave them unless they commit a clear immorality.
I have to say that it is very hypocritical of the Member States to support the generally rather restrictive policy on state aid, but then to make difficulties about claiming back aid that has been granted illegally.
Any country which began to make difficulties would incur a responsibility for the currency, and that country would be accountable, both morally and economically, if its actions were to contribute to a delay.
Low difficulty makes the tour pleasant and easily accessible.
From all the fighter I hope to make our difficulties You were last on the register.
This raises a few minor problems of a technical nature which will not, however, make any difficulties for harmonization.
There is no intention to make unnecessary difficulties, but a Parliament does need to exercise its democratic powers properly.
Try to think in a constructive way so that you don't make unnecessary difficulties for yourself.
We provide a chair for customers whose age makes standing a difficulty.
The altitude and technical difficulties make this competition a challenge at the limit of human possibility.
The fiery substance of musk can with difficulty make up for this expenditure.
Having the "right partner" is not going to make our difficulties at work disappear, for example, although we might temporarily feel a little better when we come home.
Dear children, Don't let your difficulties make you lose heart. In a certain way it is normal for them to exist.
High versatility and different levels of difficulty make these games interesting and exciting for everyone regardless of age.
It focuses on assessing the practical difficulties and makes specific proposals on resolving them.
This tension and inner uncertainty may make you exacerbate your difficulties.

Alternatives:

create difficulty
cause difficulty
bring about difficulty
generate difficulty
lead to difficulty

create difficulty