Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Finnish
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It was difficult to take pictures.
I understand this is difficult to take.
It can be difficult to take six-year-olds with something.
As you can appreciate,it's difficult to take a history.
If oil is difficult to take, then you can wash it with warm water.
I understand this is difficult to take in… Stop.
It is very difficult to take us back to the original process of civilization.
From what I have heard sometimes it's difficult to take advice from your sibling.
This small step towards safety could be followed by other, longer and less limited butalso more difficult to take.
Do not! Is it so difficult to take a little respect?
Many of these herbal supplement products can be purchased in pill form making them not be difficult to take account of the body.
It's said to be difficult to take someone's life.
Camera rating firm DxoMark ranked it slightly above all other smartphone cameras and it's clear why,as it's very difficult to take a rubbish photo with it.
How can it be so difficult to take a seven-year-old home?
Therefore, for many young mothers, the first day(or even more) after giving birth there is a strong weakness, dizziness,it is difficult to take at least a few steps.
It's not that difficult to take money and drugs from any drug dealer.
You know very well that indirect effects are possible and, indeed, quite probable andthat in the case of many additives, it is exceedingly difficult to take circumstances into account.
SV Mr President,it is difficult to take responsibility for Europe's future.
As a lawyer and democrat, I have to say that cooperation and development are always to be welcomed and that they can be useful and increase our awareness, butit is very difficult to take the rhetoric seriously.
This situation makes it difficult to take account of the importance of experience gained.
However, according to the existing studies resulting from pilot projects conducted in several Member States, it is very difficult to take or even rely on fingerprints of children under six years of age.
That I find very difficult to take seriously. You just crossed into an area of Sasquatch theory.
With access to Tibet denied by Chinese authorities for foreign journalists, diplomats, orinternational observers, it is difficult to take the Chinese delegate at her word-especially in light of blogposts from inside Tibet like Mila Tsitsi's.
But it is very difficult to take further-reaching measures at this point and try to achieve the maximum.
We will not resolve this problem without having a bigger budget,because it is difficult to take from those who have more; we should, rather, give to those who have less.
When we disagree,it is difficult to take forward any agenda, so the transatlantic relationship allows us to achieve together results which we cannot achieve alone.
If theatre today is not as developed as other art forms in terms of the freedom of its medium, this may mean that the step towardsliberation remains yet to be taken, a step which in the case of theatre may be more difficult to take.
That is why it is sometimes very difficult to take a position on the scientific evidence.
It is difficult to take into account the various requirements and follow a policy which will favour the weakest parties and supply a high-quality product at affordable prices.
I am not naïve, however, andI know that in the Islamic world, it is difficult to take these values forward. Nevertheless, as Europeans, we should try to export and promote them.