Examples of using Which makes it difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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You may encounter a wide price run, which makes it difficult to choose one or another stroller.
Otherwise, it will cause discharge during the withstand voltage test, which makes it difficult to judge.
The result is a very low-profile binary which makes it difficult to tell what malicious activities are taking place.
DE Mr President, just now the interpreter asked for Article 20 andnot for Article 22 which makes it difficult to do what you intend.
Terror projects are organised in networks, which makes it difficult for conventional armies, organised by discipline in a pyramid shape, to counter the project.
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These appear to be the only documentation right now which makes it difficult to get started.
We are living in a time of crisis, which makes it difficult to make the kind of decisions on weighty and important issues which we will have to make in December in Copenhagen.
Jack and Jill 2 walked slowly,gently like a walking across a bed of rattlesnakes, which makes it difficult to give 3 down the hill.
Most often, children suffer from iodine deficiency, which makes it difficult to study in school, to perceive new knowledge.
Most of the early images of the Buddha(especially those of the standing Buddha)are anepigraphic, which makes it difficult to have a definite dating.
A persistent state of execution can be programmed which makes it difficult for the users to manually remove the active infections by themselves.
At the same time, as some experts note, in the manufacture of the screen,not the most advanced technologies are used, which makes it difficult to review the image at large angles.
Therefore, a very complex situation of communication emerges which makes it difficult for Facebook users to choose a form of communication suiting all of their Facebook friends.
They have a huge load of responsibilities to take care of, which makes it difficult to make time to date.
The first is the abstract andlong-term nature of the climate issue, which makes it difficult for regional institutions that have limited authority over national policy to set clear targets and goals.
Negatives: It's located up a couple of tall flights of stairs which makes it difficult to get up with suitcases.
The process of exchange of carbon dioxide is disrupted, which makes it difficult for oxygen to reach almost all organs and tissues.
These accumulators are much sought-after for their operational reliability in critical conditions, which makes it difficult to introduce alternative products.
The minimum percentage of votes required for representation is 10%, which makes it difficult for new parties to enter the political arena.
The majority of people are employed informally in agriculture andhave irregular incomes, which makes it difficult to enforce income tax effectively.
What you send andreceive from the website is encrypted, which makes it difficult for anyone else to get to this info.
This means the standards will, as it were, grow as the calves grow, which makes it difficult to monitor compliance.
This is due mostly to buying at retail price and quantity which makes it difficult for dropshippers to sell without a markup.
Then you are not alone- up to 72% of all businesses receive job applications by email, which makes it difficult to keep track of all your applicants.
Up to 72% of all businesses accept job applications by e-mail which makes it difficult to get an overview of the applicants for the job.
Weaknesses This project has been in operation for only six months, which makes it difficult to determine its weaknesses.
The owners of this name are often distinguished by their complex nature, which makes it difficult for them to interact with representatives of the opposite sex.
This planet was chosen for several reasons including its unique radioactive ionosphere, which makes it difficult to lock onto surface targets from orbit.
Intestinal obstruction is a blockage, partial or complete,gut lumen, which makes it difficult or impossible to move the intestines of its contents.

