Examples of using It very difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
But you make it very difficult.
Is it very difficult for Kṛṣṇa?
Then I will make it very difficult.
Is it very difficult to do night photography?
Unfortunately, we find it very difficult.
People also translate
A lot of people find it very difficult.
I find it very difficult to agree to Amendment 2.
Surface conditions made it very difficult.
He's making it very difficult for Micky Ward.
But Jackie Sharp is making it very difficult.
They are making it very difficult for me to resupply.
On this ship that are making it very difficult.
It's making it very difficult for me to spin.
The president would like to be a friend to you, but you're making it very difficult.
However, he found it very difficult that day.
I even find it very difficult to get this information from politicians in Southern Europe- in southern Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Severe tremors make it very difficult to.
Makes it very difficult for the NYPD to investigate.
I light some candles but I find it very difficult to have faith.
This makes it very difficult to recover the affected data.
Anything over 40 decibels makes it very difficult to concentrate.
That makes it very difficult to isolate and analyse monomers.
This makes it very difficult for other competitors to intervene in their market shares.
The location he's chosen will make it very difficult for him to act against me.
This applies in particular to the United States, where the conditions for a spontaneous recovery of economic activity seem perhaps slightly more probable than in Europe, but where this recovery would increase the problems associated with the large deficit of the Federal budget(even allowing for its effects on public revenue),which make it very difficult to implement a non-inflationary monetary policy in the context of renewed economic expansion.
And they are making it very difficult for me to re-supply.
In view of the approaching enlargement, are you satisfied that Parliament here in Strasbourg is adequately equipped for the needs of enlargement, given that Members andstaff find it very difficult to get here from one of Europe's largest airports?
That makes it very difficult to control.
