Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to find examples en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Nor is it difficult to find examples.
The Chairman: Other than the Ontario care network,it is difficult to find examples.
Nor is it difficult to find examples.
Since no data were gathered on domestic court decisions that made reference to international instruments,it had proved difficult to find examples of that practice.
It is not difficult to find examples to illustrate this view.
For this, too,it is not difficult to find examples.
It is not difficult to find examples to back up such assertions.
But then with numbers larger than 100 it becomes more difficult to find examples, let alone to plot them.
It is not difficult to find examples to back up this assertion.
In fact, today we have learned that mission is a permanent dimension of the Church wherever it may be. Besides, it is not difficult to find examples of countries traditionally Catholic which today have turned into a religious desert, real mission fields.
And it's very difficult to find examples of places where more democracy led to less prosperity.
Obstacles to consensus-building Finally, we have to deal with the obstacles to consensus building. When we consider obstacles to consensus-building, or at least incidents that impede a dialogue,it is unfortunately not difficult to find examples of errors or lack of planning that can undermine trust in various systems.
It can sometimes be difficult to find examples of the coins from this time without test cuts.
It had been difficult to find examples of possible customary rules pertaining to aut dedere aut judicare.
Looking back a few decades, it's not difficult to find examples of national leaders who were willing to dispense with bombast to avoid disaster.
It is difficult to find examples where countries have lowered social or labour standards in response to trade competition.
It was surprisingly difficult to find examples of paintings which demonstrate one point perspective.
It was difficult to find examples of such cases, which, at least according to some international organizations, including the United Nations itself, were inconceivable.
Indeed, it was not difficult to find examples of dead or dying reefs-these eerie, aquatic ghost towns were too common.
It is not difficult to find examples of companies whose phenomenal success left them ill-prepared for change- think of Motorola; paralysed by denial of the competitive threat from Blackberry in the 1990s, or Kodak; unable to recognise a paradigm shift to digital photography.