Exemples d'utilisation de More difficult to define en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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These are more difficult to define.
Whereas a contemporary dancer is much more difficult to define.
It is, however, more difficult to define such words.
For other businesses,Conversions are more difficult to define.
It may be even more difficult to define when discussing pesticides.
On the other hand, a camp that is more difficult to define.
It is more difficult to define the concepts of vitality and development.
This commitment is more difficult to define.
In reality, the difference between a college anda university is much more difficult to define.
Rhiannon is more difficult to define.
The information from Pythagoras(6th century BC)is more difficult to define.
Canadian culture may be more difficult to define than Quebec culture.
Intermediate-term precursory activity also exists, but is more difficult to define.
Modern dance is more difficult to define.
Humor is something much more profound andmore serious and more difficult to define.
The fourth element is more difficult to define and may not.
We have left a bipolar world and entered one that is more difficult to define.
Mental health is,I believe, more difficult to define than mental illness.
What it has left to the class movement is more difficult to define.
The fourth element is more difficult to define and may not be necessary for.
The notion of human being will become more and more difficult to define..
The fourth element is more difficult to define and may not be necessary for everyone.
Strength, for ceramics however,is more difficult to define.
Yet, these are often more difficult to define and measure than outputs, and departments sometimes resort to measuring what they do, not what they achieve.
Reality in this sense is more difficult to define.
But this goal can be broader and more difficult to define than that of the library.
By Marie-Laure Allain Bonilla, historian and critic. While we know what a colonial exhibition is and its enmity,like the Paris expo of 1931, it is more difficult to define precisely what a“postcolonial exhibition” would be.
Of those questions,none have been more difficult to define than requests for depth of field.
The subject, however, is sometimes more difficult to define.
Mental health is much more difficult to define.