Examples of using Difficult to address in English and their translations into Italian
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Your walls are more difficult to address.
It has been difficult to address this subject in such a short time,
In fact it would make them even more difficult to address.
These challenges, while difficult to address, are at least discernible.
But it is above all the psychological impact which is difficult to address.
He's proven to be more difficult to address than expected.
issues for industry and yet the most difficult to address through specific measures.
Unfortunately, this made it difficult to address many of the usability issues arising with SELinux.
That is frustrating for all involved because that makes it difficult to address the problem.
So I have learned that it is exceptionally difficult to address anything in this area and try to reach an acceptable solution.
Everyone involved can get frustrated with this because it makes it difficult to address the problem.
Many comments have been made, which I find difficult to address, although I have taken note of them all for personal use.
possible infection and scaring is much more difficult to address than the skin problem itself.
The rebound effect is another challenge that, however, is difficult to address at EU level as it relates to behaviour
where air quality problems have proven to be most difficult to address.
It's a problem that has been difficult to address- until now.
These effects are all the more difficult to address, because they are the end-result of every imaginable type of pollution,
These questions were not particularly difficult to address, but they.
These questions were not particularly difficult to address, but they did demonstrate the hurdles left to clear
medical staff in the public sector make it more difficult to address this issue effectively.
It would be very difficult to address this issue for taxable persons only
Immigration is a complex subject that is difficult to address in a few lines.
What makes Greece's problems more difficult to address is the structure of the eurozone:
but it is extremely difficult to address, given the range of factors at stake.
and it is really very difficult to address this issue in a television broadcast in the late evening,
which is making it more difficult to address short- and long-term challenges at European and global level.
This issue may appear to be very technical and difficult to address, but it can have quite an impact in the field concerning the effectiveness,
with many city authorities finding it difficult to address the complex set of differing views of a large variety of stakeholders.
The lack of cross-border programme collaboration makes it difficult to address common challenges jointly,
Even though it is far more difficult to address the problems of energy by means of maximising energy efficiency,