Exemples d'utilisation de Difficult to solve en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Especially difficult to solve.
The mysteries themselves are not terribly difficult to solve.
All proved difficult to solve.
This simple appearing problem is proven difficult to solve.
It is difficult to solve and evolves quickly;
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Why this is so difficult to solve.
It soon became clear that those mathematical models were difficult to solve.
What was good for privacy, difficult to solve some problems.
It soon became clear that those mathematical models were difficult to solve.
The case before us is perhaps as difficult to solve as anyone could imagine.
The environmental sustainability problem has proven difficult to solve.
This problem is particularly difficult to solve in the case of a gallium arsenide substrate.
The equation therefore remains difficult to solve.
This could become,more than a problem sometimes difficult to solve, an incomparable quality of civilization, one of the elements of this human harmony which makes the greatness of a State.
These issues are pretty difficult to solve.
Mr. SIDOROV(Russian Federation) said that, although the danger of thermonuclear conflict between the major Powers had disappeared, the world was facing a new generation of conflicts and wars triggered by nationalist, political and religious intolerance which entailed enormous economic andhumanitarian problems difficult to solve.
This problem is difficult to solve.
This kind of problematic relationship between winner andloser is always difficult to solve.
The equation is difficult to solve..
Most of them had not, during the past 50 years, learnt the Latvian language,which made the integration problem extremely difficult to solve.