Examples of using Difficult to prove in English and their translations into Hebrew
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That's difficult to prove.
In large companies, this was difficult to prove.
Difficult to prove in court.
Arson is difficult to prove.
Difficult to prove a negative.
These claims are difficult to prove.
Difficult to prove scientifically.
Easy to say, difficult to prove.
It was difficult to prove monetary damages, because everybody ate the evidence,” said lawyer Thomas Zimmerman, adding that the fees were being split between 10 law firms.
It would be a little difficult to prove.
That is difficult to prove scientifically.
Yes it is, but very difficult to prove.
Well, it would be difficult to prove I cheated, seeing as you have just ruined the game.
Because otherwise it will be difficult to prove anything.
It can be very difficult to prove ownership and execute a sale in the future if you don't have any title documents to show.
Well, it's very difficult to prove.
That's gonna be difficult to prove, due to the felt-tip pen and the quality of the paper, which tends to cause bleeding, makes the handwriting indistinct.
That was at that time very, very difficult to prove.
Otherwise it will be difficult to prove his Polish citizenship.
This simply means that it is very, very difficult to prove.
It shouldn't be difficult to prove he's a liar.
If it is just your word against the other person's,it may be difficult to prove your case.
Whether this theory holds water ornot will be difficult to prove, but there is no question that laughing brings people closer together.
In some cases, especially dealing with plastic surgery,it can be difficult to prove that the action or inaction of the surgeon caused the injuries in question.
Unfortunately, this first test can be difficult to prove because it generally can only be established through expert testimony(e.g. another dentist testifying that the dentist who injured the plaintiff acted below the standard).
Yoga's most widely celebrated benefit may be the most difficult to prove: its psychological effects.
Sagan maintained that the idea of a creator God of the Universe was difficult to prove or disprove and that the only conceivable scientific discovery that could challenge it would be an infinitely old universe.
If they couldn't make it part of a conspiracy,then it was more difficult to prove the terrorism motive, which they deeply needed to do.