Examples of using Difficult to enter in English and their translations into Norwegian
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The entrance is difficult to enter.
If you find it difficult to enter the Apple password because the screen is locked or disabled.
Unfortunately, tightened visa regulations have made it more difficult to enter the country.
For example, it can be difficult to enter lots of numbers and perform calculations if you don't have a numeric keypad.
During the second half of the week, it will be difficult to enter the new covenant.
Modern man is quite difficult to enter this state, many years are required to achieve it, but the result is almost always worthwhile.
Many rude school children with no manners made it difficult to enter the lift with luggage.
This hotel is difficult to enter as you have to be let in by identification first as it is on the second floor- when we checked in it took a while for us to be let in.
Noisy entrance to hotel,crowded- not welcoming, difficult to enter with your luggage.
It can be difficult to enter back into the dating scene when when you're older, you might get it in your head that you're too old now to go to bars crowded with young people, but forget what others think.
Sports management is an enticing field that is not difficult to enter if you have the right skills.
An auction market is certainly an option, some well-known auction companiescheck on paintings strictly, so fake works are difficult to enter there.
No need to explain how sometimes it is difficult to enter the conventional battery in the design space.
So Jesus said to his disciples."In solemn truth I tell you that a rich man will find it difficult to enter the kingdom of heaven.
It's no secret that it's very prestigious and difficult to enter the journalism faculty of a major higher educational institution.
The frame was, however, a little to the limit of its capacity, because the car has enough tendency to understeer,it is difficult to enter the slower turns and is also very prone to loss of motor skills.
He also points out how uncertainties in the supply of fish make it difficult to enter into long-term agreements with supermarket chains and other sales channels.
Growth of foreign investments and untwisting of the Russian business can lead to that according to forecasts of experts,will be much more difficult to enter to foreigners the Russian market in five years, than now.
We received advice from former Education Department to enter into a constructive dialogue with the Directorate of Education, butit's a bit difficult to enter into such a dialogue when both the Education Directorate and the Education Ministry do not to investigate the serious violation of administrative laws, Elpeleg said.
We stay in the room downstairs which has a bunk beds and was difficult to enter in the upper bed, because of a big lamp.
As a rental debtor, it is also very difficult today to enter into a new lease.
For firefighters, platforms provide access to difficult places to enter the building, evacuate people, when there is an emergency.