Exemplos de uso de Difficult to recognise em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It's not difficult to recognise you.
For the uninitiated,platinum can be difficult to recognise.
It was difficult to recognise them.
For the uninitiated,platinum can be difficult to recognise.Â.
It wasn't difficult to recognise Sylvia Rijmer, who's half Dutch, half Japanese.
Actual success(Stage 7)is a long process and often difficult to recognise.
Hypoglycaemia may be difficult to recognise in subjects receiving beta blockers.
For instance, in 2010, at the start of the sovereign debt crisis,it was extremely difficult to recognise that we were facing a common problem;
The disease is difficult to recognise at this point, but relatively easy to treat.
The use of hijacked machines posing as humans is particularly worrying for device owners(who have no knowledge it is occurring), andbecause these bots are so difficult to recognise, a huge concern for advertisers.
We cannot understand why Turkey finds it so difficult to recognise all members of a club to which it would like to belong.
It is not difficult to recognise here the fundamental positions of the material aesthetics that is fairly widespread in modern European art studies"[1925], p.53; translation modified.
In initial stages of spiritual practice it may be difficult to recognise the benefits we derive from chanting.
If you find it difficult to recognise your warning signs, you should avoid situations(such as driving a car) in which you or others would be put at risk by hypoglycaemia.
It has accompanied human activity since ancient times and is widespread amongst both the developing and the developed countries- the only difference being that in the developed countries, it is practised more professionally and more elegantly andis thus more difficult to recognise.
Side effects can sometimes be difficult to recognise in patients with neurologic problems who cannot easily tell you how they feel.
As such, it can easily be considered that the tool is per se devoid of value, and only possesses a secondary value, with which it is endowed due to a purpose external to andindependent of itself and it is difficult to recognise any form of independence of autonomy with regard to the user or the purpose specified for it.
In certain cases it is fairly difficult to recognise it, for example in the case of governments, of the left, even very much to the left, notably of the Popular Front type.
Mr President, as mentioned by the rapporteur, who has carried out commendable work on this report and on the common position we are concerned with today, doubtless the result of a laborious consensus, it is not just the title but the entire text which is confusing and ambiguous,and it is difficult to recognise it as the initial proposal on which this House gave its opinion after the first reading.
It is not difficult to recognise, then, that the main reason why we cannot yet claim a 100% success rate in the fight against drugs, along the lines set by these three conventions, is that this fight is still not really being conducted in a truly international framework.
Nonetheless, it will also not be difficult to recognise that, as Qimonda is considered one of Portugal's main exporters and as it is also an essential part of the conversion of the economic fabric of the region, we cannot accept that only market forces should decide its future on their own.
It is not difficult to recognise that the current stage of the financial sector's development is extraordinarily demanding for banking institutions; so many are the challenges to be overcome: some the result of a past we all want to leave behind, others the result of a future that arrives every day.
Design briefs were drawn up which specified the criteria to be met by the designers. Apart from being attractive,easy to recognise and difficult to fake, the banknotes needed to incorporate security features in certain positions, have particular colours and clearly contrasting value numerals.
Education systems vary from one Member State to another, and, in practical terms, it is thus difficult mutually to recognise all professional qualifications.