Examples of using Hard to understand why in English and their translations into Danish
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And it must be hard to understand why I did it.
Two millennia later, the philosophy is enjoying a revival of sorts, andit's not hard to understand why.
It is hard to understand why skin pigmentation appears.
In the summer this is a very attractive place for tourists to go,which is not hard to understand why.
I know it's hard to understand why things are the way they are.
Its relative slowness, the uninhibited emotional display, the sometimes outrageously satirical acting(Nicolas Bro as Monrad being the prime example), clearly alienated critics and viewers alike, andit is not too hard to understand why.
It's hard to understand why she's taking so long to make a decision.
The benefits that would stem from thisare plain to see, indeed it is hard to understand why a plan of this scope has not been published before now.
It's hard to understand why anyone chooses to kill herself.
It is just as cozy and cool as I would expected it to be, andit's not hard to understand why it's so popular, as they seem to be doing everything right.
It's hard to understand why she's taking so long to make a decision.
In hardware terms, the HP Elite x3 has a Snapdragon 820 SoC with 4GB of LPDDR4 RAM(HP, 2017)- possibly the first time this has been implemented on a Windows 10 device andwith it's large 5.9inch QHD display it's not hard to understand why HP is pushing it as a‘3in1' device.
It's not hard to understand why Ilulissat is the most popular travelers' destination in Greenland.
Aggression, the unlawful use of force against another state, was prosecuted by the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals at the end of the Second World War,and I find it hard to understand why the ICC should not be used to prosecute the war crimes of the 21st century.
It is very hard to understand why we do not have better cooperation from all the Member States.
If we believe that active, informed patients play an essential role in healthcare, in monitoring medicines and in preventing the spread of counterfeits,it is hard to understand why patients are not allowed access to information about the most important medicines.
It is hard to understand why we cannot introduce a reasonable tax on capital in Europe.
Although we naturally welcome the fact that Latvia may be eligible to take part in concrete membership negotiations next year,we find it very hard to understand why the Commission should differentiate between the two countries as regards their fulfilment of the Copenhagen criteria.
It is really rather hard to understand why a country on the Aegean Sea needs there to be an EU policy on the Arctic.
It is hard to understand why when production quotas remain unused in certain Member States they may not be reallocated to others states whose quota allocation is too small.
The international community promised a great deal buthas delivered very little and it is hard to understand why the reconstruction process is so slow, in spite of the goodwill of the European Union and the work of non-governmental organisations.
It is hard to understand why Mr Alavanos, who praises a unitary, multinational, multicultural Yugoslavia, does not extend his argument to his own country.
It is hard to understand why EU enterprises are to be prevented from reacting to the needs of the market, when this is in the interests of both consumers and producers.
Against that background it is hard to understand why the negotiations are dragging on so long, and it is also hard to understand why they have got bogged down in such details.
It is hard to understand why Lithuania, which has now been a Member State of the EU for five years, is disregarding Union standards and failing to guarantee the rights of minorities on its territory.
A neutral observer might find it hard to understand why this programme, which receives unanimous backing from the citizens of Europe, did not find quite such equal favour with the Council of Ministers.
It is hard to understand why the Council should disregard Parliament's powers and not implement the revision of the multiannual budgetary agreements, or financial perspectives, as might otherwise have been anticipated and as was done in the case of previous enlargements.
Still, gambling is big business and it's hard to understand why Atlantic Casinos are in such rough shape, but they have virtually always been this way, and now with a weak economy the problems are simply magnified.
It really is hard to understand why someone who provides aid on an individual basis should incur costs that are many times higher than the value of the aid itself.