Examples of using Difficult to separate in English and their translations into Finnish
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It's difficult to separate your feelings.
We have heard a bit about Handmaids, but it's difficult to separate rumors from facts.
It is difficult to separate one from the other.
The criticism which has been voiced is, as has been said, not that of an accountant declaring that individual bookkeeping items are difficult to separate.
It is difficult to separate the activities of the two because most currently available inhibitors of MAGL are not selective, and also inhibit FAAH or other enzymes.
The copier. It is reaUy difficult to separate right from wrong.
This is particularly true for passenger ships which contain a wide range of materials,including composites which are very difficult to separate and recycle.
They are very difficult to separate in different positions.
It is difficult to separate soil from its land context.
The Prespa trout is morphologically difficult to separate from other trouts of the region.
At first it was difficult to separate them because the brushes were just starting to grow.
In today's globalised world it is increasingly difficult to separate national or EU wide actions from global policy.
Sometimes it can be difficult to separate imagination from reality and the present from the past.
For most companies specific to agriculture, however, it is difficult to separate the remuneration of shareholders, for land and labour inputs, from profit distribution.
I know many will find it difficult to separate the fact that I'm Carlos Salinas de Gortari's son from the fact that I'm a citizen concerned about the country's current situation.
These properties, at the heart of the idea of quality, are difficult to separate out into a single scale of values since each consumer may have different preferences.
In a world where it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate education from training and initial training from continuing training, the integrated approach of all the programmes in the field of education, vocational training and youth is most certainly the main innovation and merit of the Socrates II programme.
De Silguy, Commission.-(FR)These two questions are very much related and it is difficult to separate them because they rightly raise the problem of the cost of banking transactions now that the euro has been introduced.
I knew it would be difficult to separate them… Flint and Silver.
Ongoing discussions indicate that it may potentially prove difficult to separate the first-pillar environmental component(the greening of direct payments) from second-pillar agri-environmental measures.
Firstly, foreign policy requires coordination with many other areas, and it is difficult to separate it from work in the area of, for example, development policy, trade policy, the operation of global financial institutions or economic affairs in a globalised world.