Examples of using Often difficult in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Is often difficult for people.
Treatment of BPD is often difficult.
This is often difficult to show.
Diagnosis of OOS is often difficult.
A depression diagnosis is often difficult to make because Clinical Depression can manifest in so many different ways.
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Investors andmanager are becoming more concerned with the use of scarce and often difficult to mobilise financial resources.
That injury is often difficult to diagnose and treat.
Investors andmanagers are becoming more concerned with the use of scarce and often difficult to mobilize financial resources.
True, we found the journey was often difficult and frightening, but the destination has brought us immeasurable peace and joy.
As they return to civilian life, the physical,emotional and psychological challenges are often difficult to handle.
But it's often difficult.
It requires training and practice to recognize changes in the female body,and a continuous effort and commitment, often difficult to enforce.
Alcohol addiction is often difficult to identify.
They had good salaries,but theirs is still an isolating and difficult life in a dangerous and often difficult element.
This infection is often difficult to diagnose and treat.
Bruce, and his BAFTA-winning production team, have found a method of telling important global stories with humor and warmth, drawing a large,young audience to often difficult issues.
But the marriage itself was often difficult and painful.
Trip Lee finds himself in an often difficult, but ultimately promising state- destined for eternal life, yet tasked to navigate through this one.
But what I think is the takeaway message from this remarkable story is something that I as a Rabbi have often tried to communicate-a message often difficult to absorb but deeply important in the lives of people forced to cope with the aftermath of tragedy.
During the extended and often difficult process of unloading the ship Joyce remained ashore, looking after the dogs and ponies, and helping to build the expedition hut.
When accidents occur in parking lots, it's often difficult to determine who is at fault.
Often difficult to interpret in themselves, these drawings constitute a speculative, contingent and rather hermetic exploration of the material world and how that world might be connected to the realm of myth and philosophy.
Therefore, more durable materials, though often difficult to implement, but much stronger and more durable.
A much bigger reason, however, was practical- in a typical B-17“defensive box” formation, each enemy fighter plane may have had as many as a dozen gunners firing at it simultaneously, and even ifit was confirmed that the plane was in fact destroyed(often difficult), it was simply impossible to determine whose shots had actually brought it down.
This requires a lot of thought into detailed and often difficult questions, and getting it right is something we take very seriously.
ATON Partners, led by Patrick Sullivan and Dan Levangie, are excited to support Dune Medical as they capitalize on their RF spectroscopy platform not only in breast cancer surgery,but in developing the technology to improve disease assessment in other, often difficult cancers,” said Daniel Levangie, Managing Partner of ATON Partners.
The answer is actually extremely simple, still often difficult for us to really understand because almost every way we were taught to work toward happiness only reinforces the feelings and activities that make us unhappy.
Also, after the vaccine was introducedcases of aseptic meningitis(an infectious disease often difficult to distinguish from polio) and coxsackie virus infections were more often reported as separate diseases from polio.
With respect to 2, it is often difficult to sustain a clinical practice with couples alone, but I think most good couple therapists will devote 50% or more of their time working primarily with couples.