Examples of using Difficult to follow in English and their translations into Finnish
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Tracks are difficult to follow.
But since the cyber bombings, the breadcrumbs haven't been that difficult to follow.
Tracks are difficult to follow.
I agree with my colleague, Mr Megahy,that the rationale behind this is a bit difficult to follow.
The tracks are difficult to follow.
It's difficult to follow his thoughts.
The tracks are difficult to follow.
But it was difficult to follow this part, as he was weeping uncontrollably at the time.
It has become extremely difficult to follow.
It's not difficult to follow a trail of devastation.
When you have a busy schedule,it is quite difficult to follow all these rules.
It is difficult to follow up with the current situation.
This route is difficult to follow.
The large grizzled skipper flies close to the ground, and travels so quickly that it can be difficult to follow.
Where it is difficult to follow them.
The theology that Irenaeus attributed to Valentinus is extremely complicated and difficult to follow.
As a result, it is often difficult to follow what the person is trying to say.
Thereafter Sibelius's reports of the symphony's progress became equivocal,sometimes contradictory, and difficult to follow.
The breadcrumbs haven't been that difficult to follow. But since the cyber bombings.
This division is difficult to follow because it does not correspond to the structure of the multiannual financial framework strategy any more than it does the budget.
The breadcrumbs haven't been that difficult to follow. But since the cyber bombings.
The operational programmes will also concentrate on a limited number of priorities,omitting all the technical details that might make them difficult to follow and implement.
Mr President, it was difficult to follow the previous speaker, who speaks from the heart.
Some can reduce certain background noises,though you may still find it difficult to follow what people are saying in noisy places.
Such a process can be all the more difficult to follow given the nature of mobile, nomadic communities which do not always stay in one location over a period of weeks.
Some can reduce certain background noises,though you may still find it difficult to follow what people are saying in noisy places.
Of course it is difficult to follow each and every case with our current resources and I would certainly like to do more for our exporters, in particular small and medium-sized companies, which often have little experience in this area.
The Committee feels that the text is difficult to follow and lacks some reference numbers.
Now I know this can be difficult to follow especially when I'm trying to cram a lot in to one hour or so, but until we understand this technique of controlling people and the types who crave power, the abnormal types, we will never get it fixed out because it keeps repeating itself.
Owing to the high rate of turnover in the local population it has proved difficult to follow and measure the effects of the efforts made on behalf of individuals.