Exemplos de uso de Which was difficult em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It represents a balance which was difficult to strike.
Sukeena, who came back from Africa with her, saw her through the labor which was difficult.
It constitutes a delicate compromise which was difficult to achieve but which is well-balanced.
They produced the first half of the season simultaneously while working on the show's film adaption, South Park: Bigger,Longer& Uncut, which was difficult.
There is rather a deep slash on her face, which was difficult to cover up.
The northern passage, which was difficult to navigate because of twists and turns, was also found to be blocked by a door.
But the strength of the retro games was precisely the design going well before the presentation which was difficult to find nowadays gaming experiences….
Once we found the hotel,(which was difficult after dark in the middle of a violent thunder storm), we had easy, free parking.
CHALLENGE Trayton sought a more cost-effective,flexible production process with consistent quality, which was difficult to achieve with their traditional production methods.
Finnish divisions against 22 Soviet which was difficult for Finland, but in Ladoga so obliterated Finnish army on the 18th and the 34th Soviet division.
Another issue which emerged during early in-cell NMR was that labeled proteins showed a broad resonance, which was difficult to distinguish from one another.
And I actually had tried to have conversations with the Board, which was difficult, that if you don't trust the staff to know what to do and to have the room to make those things happen then the project isn't going to survive.
I voted in favour of the resolution on the charging of heavy goods vehicles as it ratifies an agreement which was difficult to reach, on the revision of the Eurovignette Directive.
For the French, this validated the claim that it was impossible to operate tight ensnaring operations in Vietnam's jungle, due to the slow movement of their troops, anda foreknowledge by the enemy, which was difficult to prevent.
Credit to the privatesector was growing fast, at a rate of around 10% per annum in early 1999, which was difficult to reconcile with the signs of weaker economic activity see Chart 5.2.
The potential power ofthe PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 experienced through the development kits motivated the team to create a game that could fully render the countryside, which was difficult to achieve on previous hardware.
So I got myself an exercise bike and yoga ball anddecided to do exercise every morning before I went to work, which was difficult at the start, but it was more practical than me coming home at 8 in the evenings after work and then exercising.
The higher than forecast level of outstanding commitments for 1994 to 1999 is due to the delay in the closure of these programmes, which was difficult to predict at the time see reply to point 2.16.
Gamma Butyrolactone(GBL), a pro-drug of GHB tested at exposures similar to the expected in man(1.21-1.64 times) has been classified by NTP as non-carcinogenic in rats and equivocal carcinogen in mice,due to slight increase of pheochromocytomas which was difficult to interpret due to high mortality in the high dose group.
Ultrashort hairstyles which are difficult for laying unusually become one of recent trends.
Diabetes, which is difficult to control;
Robust and durable medium which is difficult to forge.
English, a language which is difficult even for people born in Anglo-Saxon countries.
Robust and durable medium which is difficult to forge.
ELTIFs would invest in illiquid assets which are difficult to buy and sell.
I referred in the form of an example to certain situations which are difficult to reconcile.
It is an enchanting andexotic mixture of flavours which is difficult to resist.
They are brittle and frizzy hair,split ends, which are difficult to disentangle.
On the left is a conventional ultrasound image, which is difficult to interpret.
Crying allows people to physically release feelings which are difficult to articulate verbally.