Examples of using Particularly problematic in English and their translations into Slovak
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RFPs are particularly problematic.
Lack of vitamin D in children is particularly problematic.
This is particularly problematic on insolvency.
Using glasses or traditional cups in such cases is particularly problematic.
Three are particularly problematic.
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Sometimes I ask British people which European laws they find particularly problematic.
Are any chapters particularly problematic?
The situation as regards chemicalslisted in part 2 of Annex I is particularly problematic.
Cut slopes can be particularly problematic.
Banking is particularly problematic in terms of comparability of offers, ease of switching and actual switching.
Rolls are caused by excess fat being stored in a particularly problematic body region.
Whereas it is particularly problematic to transport unweaned calves and lambs;
Church leaders recognized that plural marriages might be particularly problematic for females.
Obesity in old dogs is particularly problematic, as it can lead to joint problems.
(34) Despite these efforts,the handling of consumer complaints may still be particularly problematic in a cross-border context.
Everything becomes particularly problematic when the husband and wife come from different countries.
However, medication may adversely affect fertility- a particularly problematic substance is methotrexate.
Banking is particularly problematic in terms of comparability of offers.
So here again,we see yet another vaccine cropping up as being particularly problematic for young children and teens….
Policy impact is particularly problematic for the Environment and Forest Budget Line.
No areas of Muslim geographic concentration have developed, with just one or two exceptions,and those are not particularly problematic.
Caring for anthurium at home is not particularly problematic, it just requires some knowledge.
Particularly problematic here: If the fish are exposed to the drugs over a longer period, accumulate more and more residues in the body of the animals.
A study by BetterYou found 19 per cent of British adults have low levels of vitamin D andthat this is particularly problematic in autumn and winter.
The escalation of commitment is particularly problematic for investors when they come to be identified by an investment view rather than principle.
Thus on particularly problematic areas can be improved heat transfer portion sizing fit aluminum duct tape or even a full pipe wrapping foil still to cabling.
Fossil‑fuels subsidies are particularly problematic, as they disadvantage clean energy and hamper the transition to a low‑carbon economy.
This is particularly problematic as Belgium is specialised in goods with relatively low technology content, facing fierce competition from lower-cost countries.
This is particularly problematic, because, after more than a decade of fighting crisis and recession, the advanced economies have depleted their ammunition for countering a slowdown.
This is particularly problematic in those countries and institutions where the age of those who occupy positions of responsibility is high and slows down the pace of generational change.