Examples of using Making it difficult in English and their translations into Serbian
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An active sex life and making it difficult to gynecological examination.
Some models of coffee pots have a narrow neck, making it difficult to wash.
These two terms are interrelated making it difficult to understand if they are the same or different.
No need to call him every five minutes,annoying and making it difficult to work.
This office is lined with ashwood, making it difficult for someone like Scott to cause me any trouble.
From the onset of the disease before diagnosis usually takes years, making it difficult to cure.
Specific speech and language disorder, making it difficult for the child to communicate and interact with other people socially.
Many pregnant women find that their nose constantly feels stuffed-up, making it difficult to breathe.
There are no mosqueson the continent or nearby islands making it difficult for the Islamic population on the continent to observe their religious practices.
Otherwise, they will repel each other orjust slide off your face, making it difficult to blend.
Flames raging, smoke obscuring your vision and making it difficult to breathe, infrastructure crumbling, and you're trying desperately to remain calm and get out.
Since the kitchen is often ventilated,there is no need to hang tulle here, making it difficult to breath.
Caffeine as a habit decreases insulin sensitivity, making it difficult for your cells to respond appropriately to blood sugar.
When symptoms do appear,they can mimic the signs of other diseases and conditions, making it difficult to catch.
Self-prescription of treatment by parents, based on the experience of previous visits to the doctor may result in undesirable consequences ora mask process, making it difficult to diagnose.
Then, everything becomes disorganized, making it difficult to maintain order.
Parameters such as scale, materials, andsubcontractors involved also vary significantly from project to project, making it difficult to establish benchmarks.
Had sat on his chest the entire night, making it difficult for him to breathe.
On the fifth CHATvrtak is estimated that lobbying in Serbia functions although it is not legally regulated, which is making it difficult to fight against corruption.
In New Orleans, the February report by the city's Department of Safety and Permits says Airbnb provided officials there with anonymous account numbers in place of addresses ortaxpayer identifiers, making it difficult for the city to audit the information.
Once the mind fight infections anddark days making it difficult your clothing/towels or bedding.
On the desk there should be no foreign objects that will distract your attention, making it difficult to perform tasks.
As we age some of us may become less mobile, making it difficult to spend as much time outdoors.
Complicating matters further, there are countless variables that contribute to an economy's health, making it difficult to pinpoint specific causes.
Habituation to caffeine decreases insulin sensitivity, making it difficult for your cells to respond appropriately to blood sugar.
Drying beans, lentils and other legumes increases sugar concentration andreduces water content, making it difficult to grow bacteria and fungi.
Metro: Jaume I L4(there are steps in the station making it difficult for wheelchair users).
His article posited that"the arrival and rapid dissemination of digital technology in the last decade of the 20th century" had changed theway students think and process information, making it difficult for them to excel academically using the outdated teaching methods of the day.