Examples of using Difficult to break in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Habits are difficult to break.
Difficult to break and long service life;
Indeed, heredity is difficult to break.
A chain difficult to break create comes to be created.
The cycle then becomes difficult to break.
It is very difficult to break red-hot glass.
Welded by hot air strongly, it is difficult to break.
It couldn't be so difficult to break open the door from the inside.
He has an emotional attachment to the case that makes it difficult to break.
These ciphers are indeed difficult to break without the corresponding key.
Otherwise, dense lumps form in the wet bait, which are difficult to break.
This feature makes very difficult to break the safety bolt.
Difficult to break ties if not for the work of that reprehensible series finale;
Because it is much more difficult to break them.
there are other barriers much more difficult to break.
Doctor/patient bonds are difficult to break sometimes.
which is very difficult to break.
This encryption length is immensely difficult to break, therefore offering maximum security.
We are confronted here once more with a spiralling use of force which is difficult to break.
For example, they are light enough and difficult to break, and therefore there are no fragments.
Once you're addicted, it's very difficult to break the habit.
Secondly, it has been difficult to break the figures on"pharmaceutical products" down into products for human consumption
Typical contracts are for 1 year, but are not difficult to break should you need too.
The roadblock proved difficult to break, and forced U.S. troops to move through nearby mountains
The tactic of“revolutionary parliamentarism” made it more difficult to break with centrism- that hidden reformism.
It is very difficult to break patterns like these,
is difficult to break apart.
If a homemade tool that would be very difficult to break through the solid rock,
This vicious circle, which becomes increasingly difficult to break, gradually pushes these families in to new ghettos engendered by the market.