Examples of using It is difficult to see in English and their translations into Finnish
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It is difficult to see past a muzzle flash.
In the absence of such debate, it is difficult to see how genuine progress can be made.
It is difficult to see your children suffer.
Among the Member States that do provide some quantitative information, it is difficult to see clear cross-country trends.
It is difficult to see the good that you to do when surrounded by evil.
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This appears to be a very vague andunclear criterion where it is difficult to see concrete examples of its practical application.
It is difficult to see the two facts in complete isolation from one another.
However, despite evidence of a large number of initiatives andmeasures in this area, it is difficult to see an overall coherent framework.
At time it is difficult to see the corals due to the masses of Fairy Basslets& Damsel fish!
Given the highcosts of installing and monitoring such a system, it is difficult to see this proposal as likely to meet anyone's needs.
For me, it is difficult to see how my daughter is suffering and I can not do anything about it. .
In a situation where scammers here and there are offering"Miracle preparations", it is difficult to see the real remedy, which really will bring the desired result.
It is difficult to see what reasons there might be for the Council's position, except perhaps mean financial reasons.
This action increases North Korea's international isolation and it is difficult to see how it can serve the interests of the country's long-suffering population.
It is difficult to see how a continued centralisation of power in the Kremlin would help us understand this policy.
Without radical grant administration reform decentralized cooperation cannot succeed and it is difficult to see how cooperation aid will reach SMEs and the social partners.
It is difficult to see what contribution the sugar subsidies make to achieving the Lisbon objectives.
Other sectors(such as agriculture, construction, public transport etc.) remain wholly orpartly exempt and it is difficult to see any coherence in all these exemptions.
It is difficult to see how organizations whose founders have not yet reached retirement age could satisfy this criterion.
Oscillator working at about 88MHz, unless you have a 100MHz oscilloscope,otherwise it is difficult to see the waveform, or antenna directly connected to the 75Ω input frequency meter.
It is difficult to see how the Commission suggestion of making private companies adopt similar standards of financial transparency would address the problem.
In the meantime it appears that several directives, and consequently also national legislations in this area,are in force, and it is difficult to see any overall coherence among them.
As regards Europe's influence, it is difficult to see how halving the number of permanent members in the Security Council could strengthen it. .
It is difficult to see any coherence in all these exemptions, particularly as the need for them may not be understood by those who do not benefit from them.
The euro zone has endured highly damaging problems, and with the benefit of hindsight it is difficult to see how sound economic sense could have been mislaid so completely by governments and financial markets alike.
It is difficult to see what added value or specific competence the European Parliament is contributing by churning out opinions on these and similar issues.
Although important progress in meeting the key challenges can be expected in the context of the current cyclical upturn, it is difficult to see how this pace of progress can be maintained over time without a substantial rise in the potential output of the Union's economy.
In consequence, it is difficult to see what is really new and original in the action plan and what is a reiteration of previous proposals.
Despite EESC support for this project, it is difficult to see how it can flourish without weakening the EU presence in the top 100.
It is difficult to see why the EU in particular should regulate in detail the number of hours of physical education at school, not only for primary school pupils but also for secondary school pupils.