Examples of using It is difficult to distinguish in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is difficult to distinguish the light frames against a light wall.
Based on morphology alone it is difficult to distinguish between castes.
But it is difficult to distinguish between a hydrogen bomb and an explosive device.
When applying the principle it is difficult to distinguish between these aspects.
It is difficult to distinguish from related species without microscopic examination.
In many early Bolognese works by the Carraccis, it is difficult to distinguish the individual contributions made by each.
However, it is difficult to distinguish whether the producer or the user is the polluter?
The fracture or slaughter of a finger is rather painful, while it is difficult to distinguish it from stretching.
Sometimes it is difficult to distinguish it from the similar symptoms of food poisoning and allergies.
Every evaluation report on reducing emissions has made the point that it is difficult to distinguish impacts on such reduction.
However, it is difficult to distinguish them from frequent complications occurring in premature babies and complications due to the disease.
And they are becoming more and more attractive because it is difficult to distinguish between proscribed and dangerous substances and playthings.
It is difficult to distinguish between the parties, given that every culture and every society needs to select its own representatives.
That is, the prosthesis becomes part of a person so much that it is difficult to distinguish the action live on their bionic muscles counterparts.
However, it is difficult to distinguish them from frequent complications occurring in premature babies and complications due to the disease.
They relate, not without a certain agreeable surprise, that on a production job in America it is difficult to distinguish an engineer from a worker by outward appearance.
It is difficult to distinguish it from other types of allergies and it is impossible to consider a rash on the body as a reliable sign of the presence of lice.
First, Hamas terrorists fired rockets, then Israel retaliated disproportionately, andonce again it is difficult to distinguish between civilian and military casualties.
Moreover, it is difficult to distinguish between the cost of this Directive and the costs triggered by other Community legislation or by ICAO or Eurocontrol requirements.
Given that the studies designed to investigate the anxiolytic effect of venlafaxine revealed that it is difficult to distinguish anxiety from the concomitant depression disorder;
Outwardly, it is difficult to distinguish it from the representative of the main species, but it is impossible to meet this insect on the mainland- it is endemic.
That is unacceptable,because the report itself acknowledges that in practice, it is difficult to distinguish between types of threats, even though it makes some attempts to do so.
It is difficult to distinguish between the impact of a financial education programme, wider market influences such as employment rates, pay inflation, financial innovation etc., and the personal circumstances and environment that affect the behaviour of the individual.
Today, we find ourselves having to contend with migration flows in which it is difficult to distinguish between refugees in search of asylum and economic migrants: the two are very often confused.
I would say that culling because of the disease is one thing, but it is difficult to distinguish from culling for economic reasons, for example because sties become overfull or because animals become too heavy for sale.
When 80% of the population live below the poverty line and most people have no access to drinkingwater or electricity, it is difficult to distinguish between a true emergency and‘normal' conditions inwhich the fragile balance of life depends entirely on the constant(though always inadequate) influx offoreign aid.
It's difficult to distinguish who's who.
This name has Greek roots.It means'like Platinum'- it was difficult to distinguish Molybdenum from Platinum.
It was difficult to distinguish between services of general economic interest and non-economic general-interest services, and the Committee did not wish to see rules common to all sectors applied at Community level.