Exemples d'utilisation de So difficult that it en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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It's so difficult that it's almost impossible!
What kind of spell could be so difficult that it requires both of us?
AThe scourge of guerrilla warfare and drug trafficking has put the Church in Colombia in a permanent situation of conflict, so that for many the ministry has become so difficult that it seems to be impracticable.
The circuit is also so difficult that it blocked the race.
The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, indeed, had responded positively to the request for assistance addressed to him by the Office of the Attorney-General of Ukraine. The case was,however, so difficult that it was impossible to determine a precise time frame for its complete resolution.
It is so difficult that it is almost impossible.
Enough to keep me feeling challenged but not so difficult that it is beyond.
In fact, it is so difficult that it has been kept secret.
Some described his lectures as very clear, butothers claimed that what he taught was so difficult that it was beyond human ability to understand.
Nothing is so difficult that it cannot be discovered by searching.
There's always a choice, andsometimes that choice is so difficult that it's a leap… a leap of a fool's faith.
The choice was so difficult that it took three rounds of voting to determine a winner.
It is precisely because structural change in this institution is so difficult that it has been so rarely attempted.
After that it is so difficult that it will be impossible to prevent them.
For example when Baire was told that what he taught was so difficult that it was beyond human ability to understand it, he wrote.
Breathing becomes so difficult that it interferes with normal talking and walking.
The work which it is planned for them later to undertake will eventually prove so difficult that it is essential that they start with a strong bias towards wisdom.
The present is so difficult that it occults its own historicity, its past, and its future..
Christians also suffer more subtle forms of discrimination where life is made so difficult that it is easier for them to leave their ancient homeland than to stay.
Daily life is so difficult that it is up to us all to sublimate it, whatever our means.
But what makes a breakup so difficult that it's described as“bad?”?
Piloting a plane like this is so difficult that it is necessary to be at least two: the airline pilot and the co-pilot.
In 1793 he reached the Pacific,but by a route so difficult that it was considered useless for purposes of trade.
Some states make the process so difficult that it effectively prevents CSOs from being registered.
The question of titles to land andwater areas within the Sámi Homeland has proved so difficult that it has been considered justified to try and resolve it by means of specific measures.
Indeed, the process of obtaining funding from the EU for a certain project is so difficult that it might explain why so many left-wing groups from Israel benefit from the union's generosity while right-wing NGOs usually get their funding from private donors, Pardo posited.
Noise and reverberation in the workplace render communication so difficult that it is often limited to the strict minimum required by the tasks to be accomplished.
But it is so difficult that I prefer to give it up;
He won gold in a discipline so difficult that later it was removed from the Olympic program.
What made programming so difficult was that it required you to think like a computer.