Examples of using Difficult to come in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
It was difficult to come here.
Aerospace positions are difficult to come by.
It is difficult to come to a concrete decision.
Chess partners are very difficult to come by Mr Keil.
It can be difficult to come to a decision that we can be at peace with.
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The best restaurants in the world are difficult to come by.
Large dogs are difficult to come by… harder to manage.
For male libido enhancement,quality patches are difficult to come by.
Michael, I know it's difficult to come home to another man in the house.
I love eating rice with mashed potatoes and green chillies, but at times,even that is difficult to come by.
The adhesive spot is difficult to come unglued that you can use them for a longer time.
You said after moving it would be difficult to come to school.
Accurate numbers are difficult to come by but it seems that the library contained at its peak nearly one million scrolls.
As there were many valid points on each side,it was difficult to come to a final conclusion.
Directly with the owner is now very difficult to come to an agreement, the entire real estate rental market was seized by realtors, who need to pay up to 100% of the monthly rent for their services.
Despite which of the Anavar heaps you prefer to utilize,you will view some great results that are quite difficult to come by normally.
If we look carefully at the biblical Creation account,it is very difficult to come to any other conclusion; but that Moses, the author, intended to describe literal, 24-hour days.
Evidence is difficult to come by, but it seems that collectivization of agriculture in Catalonia was not, in any event, extensive, and that it was not extending in December, when Comorera took office.
Australian text to speech needs good technology to work well, butthat technology is difficult to come by, and it's always a pain to implement.
It is difficult to come to objective conclusions, but today, it is already obvious that immigration from third countries greatly exceeds the flow of immigration at the heart of the EU, that is in the fifteen old Member States and the whole of the enlarged EU.
Although Philasande is on the transplant list,a suitable matching donor heart for a child is extremely difficult to come by and another solution had to be found.”.
The ingredients of some of the remedies may not have been as difficult to come by in a civilisation, where the brain of the dead was removed in little bits from the skull during mummification and discarded, as it would be in a modern western country.
The 1430 Especial 1600 Familiar(type FM)was so far ahead of its time that commercial success was difficult to come by as the domestic market still wasn't ready for a vehicle that was the ST Cupra of its era.
It was hard to imagine that it is difficult to come to computers, which will serve not only for the benefit of the economy, but also as entertainment ordinary citizens, allowing people from different countries to communicate or play computer games.
An examination of data furnished by the Com¬ mission's own Farm Accounting Data Network(FADN)revealed that it is rather difficult to come to meaningful conclusions(e.g. that the family labour cost in Greece in 1990 should be 266 616 ECU per hectare).
It is just too difficult to come to grips with the inevitable- and unbelievable- conclusion: When all the deaths(not counting the hundreds of thousands who are maimed or otherwise harmed but don't die) are tallied, medical intervention appears to be the leading cause of death in our country!
It is just too difficult to come to grips with the inevitable- and unbelievable- conclusion: When all the deaths(not counting the hundreds of thousands who are maimed or otherwise harmed but don't die) reported and not reported are tallied, medical intervention is arguably the leading cause of death in our country.