Eksempler på brug af Is even more difficult på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
And it is even more difficult to capture the agitated mind.
The Ibiza's beauty can hardly be compared with anything, and it is even more difficult to describe it.
This information is even more difficult to process and assimilate.
For these reasons, and the commit ment of certain governments, e.g. in France, to shorter working hours,it is difficult to be certain that the above information represents the true situat ion at the present time and it is even more difficult to predict trends in the future.
It is even more difficult for women after returning from work spot.
The problem of shifting comparisons is even more difficult when these choices are arrayed over time.
It is even more difficult to say when they may reach completion.
The processability of such clay-clogged materials is even more difficult in wet conditions see pictures before and after treatment.
It is even more difficult to choose a gift for a man than to bestow a woman.
The difficult part is to understand why, and this is even more difficult, when you are based in another country.
It is even more difficult when the Union takes one view and the neighbouring country takes another.
We are also aware that,in the current financial crisis, it is even more difficult for Member States to find possibilities of financing the follow-up.
It is even more difficult when the debtor is domiciled in another Member State.
It is difficult enough to explain an Intergovernmental Conference to them, but it is even more difficult to explain it if it is done behind closed doors.
This means that it is even more difficult to reduce unemployment in these regions.
The peculiarity of the relationship between children and parents is that when they meet, everyone feels as if the children are still 6-8 years old. Instruction one Sometimes it is very difficult for parents to try on the fact that their child lives an independent life, but it is even more difficult to improve relations with his chosen one or chosen one.
The situation for Romany women is even more difficult, and they suffer discrimination on two counts.
It is even more difficult to link all strategies and financial mechanisms, particularly those falling under the cohesion policy, which aims to eliminate or minimise the threats of flooding by way of rational policy measures.
The combined effect of all these variables is difficult to predict and it is even more difficult to isolate the changes brought about by the ban from normal market adjustments or the consequences of political measures.
It is even more difficult to speak about the night of Good Friday and keep my emotions out of this text.
DE Mr President, to reform the European Union is difficult, butto reform the European Parliament is even more difficult, as we have seen in the debate on the revision of the Rules of Procedure and the work of our fellow Member Richard Corbett.
It is even more difficult when there are no support mechanisms to help the industry find a way forward.
Moreover, the balance between professional and family commitments is even more difficult for women in this sector, due to the unusual working hours connected with their profession, hence the need to have specific opening hours for crèches that meet the needs of artists.
It is even more difficult to motivate them to refuse someone from close people, given that passive smoking, for example, harms not only the smoker himself.
When there is growth, it must be better distributed, but a matter that is even more difficult and which more seriously affects the regions handicapped by their remoteness,be they the most remote or island regions, is the lack of growth which generally characterised the last two decades.
It is even more difficult to understand how the Council can refuse to introduce a reference to the rights which all Member States have previously signed up to.
This means that it is even more difficult to understand or tolerate the cuts made by the Council, taking payments to just over 1% of GNI.
It is even more difficult for workers in Member States- such as my own country- which still insist on restricting mobility for a transitional period.
And it is even more difficult for children to do such an effort if only because they are a freedom-loving people.
However, there is even more difficult to play, where it is necessary to independently develop new models of beautiful clothes.