Examples of using Find difficult in English and their translations into Russian
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This… as always… we find difficult to express to you‘IN WORDS'.
Just tell the shit bag what you find difficult, Geirr.
Children find difficult understanding abstract concepts and require assistance.
Maybe there are things that you find difficult to talk about?
I can live with that. It's his borderline psychotic approach to the job I find difficult.
People also translate
It is suitable for those who find difficult doing dips on the parallel bars yet.
This calls for expertise in specialized advanced areas which many countries find difficult to maintain.
And it is not surprising: some people find difficult to fathom that the world can be changed so fast.
Why we find difficult to write about the people or phenomenons that have most inspired or influenced us.
That's what really struck me;it conjured up emotions I would find difficult to describe in words.
This is something that many brides find difficult to do with all the tension and excitement prior period, the wedding day.
All that matters is that I give you a few chances to be silent, which you find difficult on your own in the beginning.
What we find difficult to understand is how the conclusion of an international legal instrument on negative security assurances could pose a threat to the security of some countries.
Smoking cigarettes is an addiction that many people find difficult, if not impossible, to overcome.
The right to unemployment benefits depends, in particular, on the insured person's"placeability",a condition women with family obligations often find difficult to meet.
But to suggest that there is some kind of parity-- that, we find difficult to accept, with the greatest humility.
Attention should be given to the provision of basic school education in mathematics and sciences in day classes rather than in night classes which girl andwomen students often find difficult to attend.
That said, they represented a significant increase in workload for OHCHR,which it would find difficult to deal with, given the limited financial and human resources available to it.
These new products and techniques require new skills,which older persons had not learnt and now find difficult to acquire.
While using a higher target Recovery Speed may increase the ability of the detector to find difficult targets, it also results in reduced Target ID accuracy and less detection depth.
Similar issues occur with chemicals resulting from environmental exposures to substancesfound in breast milk, which babies find difficult to eliminate.
One obligation that States find difficult is to prevent the indirect supply, sale or transfer of arms and related material, or military technical advice, assistance and training, to individuals who are members of listed entities, but are not themselves listed.
However, they make contradicting statements that both the international organizations and Azerbaijan find difficult to understand," said Aliyev.
Using the Quick Start Programme in that sense would contribute towards unlocking available resources by solving the co-financing requirements that applicants may otherwise find difficult to comply with.
The Monty Hall problem poses a simple yes-or-no question from probability that even professionals can find difficult to reconcile with their intuition.
The consequence is that mainstream"schools are pushing out those scores that do not measure up to performance goals, resulting in a reluctance to include students with disabilities andto expel students whom they find difficult to teach.
It is a value that the company finds difficult to achieve, but not impossible.
Both exhibitions call for finding difficult solutions to the global problems.
A second point which my delegation finds difficult to accept is the assertion that“Land-mines are a major obstacle to development“ ibid.
It will be found difficult to reject this fact in our age of proofs, tests, and ocular demonstrations.