Examples of using Difficult period in English and their translations into Czech
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Difficult period?
It's that difficult period.
The company was pulling itself out of a difficult period.
That was a difficult period for me.
It was… for both of us A very difficult period.
People also translate
This is a difficult period for us.
We, we were really going through a difficult period.
Well, it's a difficult period in his life.
But I'm going through a difficult period.
This difficult period in the history of the people's car, the'50s and 60s, seems to have yielded an unlikely pair of champions, because neither of them is a car.
It was a very difficult period.
These are priorities, andthey should remain as such, including in this difficult period.
There was a difficult period.
I know that most of you have gone through a difficult period.
What was the most difficult period of your life?
Europe is currently going through a difficult period.
For showing me your true colors… during this dark and difficult period. Now that my famous movie-star son is here, let me thank each and every one of you.
Frances and I had been going through a very difficult period.
That was such a difficult period.
They really rose to the occasion andran the company very ably in that difficult period.
How does the Czech public see this difficult period of history six decades later?
It must ensure that Greece comes through this difficult period.
Let us use all the resources at our disposal during this difficult period of European integration that we are going through.
I want to offer my thanks for all your hard work and dedication during this difficult period.
It has to be said that the very end of the Presidency proved to be an exceptionally difficult period because of the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty in the Irish referendum.
We must particularly emphasise this at the current time,which is an uncertain and exceptionally difficult period.
The months after my activation were a difficult period for me.
The European Union and the United States are two areas that have been severely affected by the economic and financial crisis; and, at a time when the effects can still be felt, we have desired to reaffirm, in the European Parliament, our will to find a common response to this crisis and the need to strengthen economic cooperation in order toemerge together definitively from this difficult period.
The Department of Special Education went through a difficult period in the mid-1970s.
We are concerned that European producers in thissector are experiencing severe hardships and we are determined to take action in the hope of helping to overcome this difficult period.