Examples of using Difficult to recognise in English and their translations into Greek
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Difficult to recognise our village perhaps.
It was even more difficult to recognise him.
So it's possible that very different microbes might be difficult to recognise».
It can be difficult to recognise overtraining.
Because of this, the symptoms are often difficult to recognise.
It can be difficult to recognise the signs of dependence.
Dementias that affect younger people can be rare and difficult to recognise.
I think we all know it is difficult to recognise people with Alzheimer's.
IMPORTANT: The signs of liver disease are not very specific,making it difficult to recognise.
It is often very difficult to recognise bullying when done by girls.
One option was to use maps from different ages, butthese were sometimes difficult to recognise as representations of Europe.
Hypoglycaemia may be difficult to recognise in subjects receiving beta blockers.
In a society, whereby hard work is something that is praised and working overtime is expected,it can be difficult to recognise a work addiction.
Hypoglycaemia may be difficult to recognise in subjects receiving beta blockers.
If the reading of the recent demonstrations in Turkey as one of“two Turkeys” was immediate,in the case of Brazil it was more difficult to recognise the existence of“two Brazils”.
Malnutrition can often be difficult to recognise, particularly in patients who are overweight or obese.
From blob-like jellyfish to rock-like lichens,our planet teems with such diversity of life that it is difficult to recognise some organisms as even being alive.
But it is very difficult to recognise it for those who want illusions to be true.
In certain major and obvious transgressions sensual pleasure is easy to identify, butit is more difficult to recognise when linked with hatred, ingratitude or heresy.
It is not difficult to recognise the validity of this principle by applying it to various specific phenomena.
Hypoglycaemia can be one of the biggest concerns for people with Type 1 diabetes, especially during the night,when it is more difficult to recognise low levels of blood glucose(lows).
It may be difficult to recognise people's faces or to see detail such as small print.
These blood vessels leak fluid, causing scar tissue anddestroying vision in the eye's centre, making it difficult to recognise faces, read or watch TV.
It can be particularly difficult to recognise these changes during the teenage years, when young people are changing so much anyway.
Experiments on 15 patients in the United States showed that a computer could decipher their brain activity and play back words they heard,though at times the words were difficult to recognise.
It can be difficult to recognise when Social Engineering takes place, which is what makes this technique so effective for criminals.
These blood vessels leak fluid, causing scar tissue to form anddestroying vision in the centre of the eye- making it difficult to recognise faces, read or watch television.
It's not very difficult to recognise this disease, and even less if it's in a person who performs a lot of repetitive movement on one or more joints.
Experiments on 15 patients in the United States showed that a computer could decipher their brain activity and play back words they heard,though at times the words were difficult to recognise.
It is somewhat difficult to recognise in that King of the Prologue,“in whose heart all gracious things are rooted,” the actual King who murdered Becket;