Examples of using Were difficult in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Those were difficult times.
Did you know that transitions were difficult?
Stairs were difficult with luggages.
The conditions were difficult.
We were difficult to spot then.
The days that followed were difficult for me.
Times were difficult and she had her career.
The adolescent years that followed were difficult ones for me.
The 1030s were difficult years in Europe.
Sanderson's initial few years at Oundle were difficult ones.
Vegetables were difficult to get hold of.
The other nurses all warned me you were difficult, Mr Taylor.
The war years were difficult ones for the school.
They were getting damaged in transit and were difficult to open.
Their lives were difficult and full of dangers.
He tried multifocal contact lenses before and thought they were difficult to use.
Nitrate film fires were difficult to extinguish.
Things were difficult in the beginning, but then, by the end, everything worked out.
And I know the conditions were difficult during the Cold War.
Things were difficult enough before you arrived, Mr Molins.
Many people said good men like him were difficult to find these days.
The 1970s were difficult for the economy andinternal situation in the UK.
They also required frequent maintenance and were difficult to install and reconfigure.
Loads that were difficult to lift before can now be handled with ease.
Challenges with integration between systems Improvement processes based on performance figures were difficult and time-consuming to implement.
I know things were difficult with your family and everything.
Losses that were difficult to fit years ago are now possible due to advancements in hearing aid technology.
However, suspected skin cancer lesions were difficult to diagnose due to low image resolution of the cell phone camera.
The beginnings were difficult: only one home sewing machine and one full-time employee.
All of the locks were difficult to work, especially the lock to our… More.