Examples of using Difficult to control in English and their translations into Slovenian
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That seems difficult to control.
Difficult to control intensity.
They are not difficult to control.
It is my experience that those with such talent are difficult to control.
It is difficult to control the dosage.
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That is why it's so difficult to control.
It is especially difficult to control emotions, if you are offended.
They are bigger and much more difficult to control.
With this method it is difficult to control the overall thickness of the wax layer.
These kind of fires are very difficult to control.
It is very, very difficult to control the tongue.
If rhinitis is left untreated, asthma is much more difficult to control!
But I find it very difficult to control myself.
The liquid can boil, because its temperature is quite difficult to control.
Humidity is slightly more difficult to control than temperature.
Psoriasis is a complex disease that is not treatable and is difficult to control.
The machine is difficult to control.
We are confronted with flows of migrants that are increasingly difficult to control.
It is sometimes difficult to control.
Once this process starts, it could prove very difficult to control.
It has therefore become difficult to control the spread of that virus.
In general, methane reactions are difficult to control.
The adults are difficult to control.
The latter option is not recommended,as it will be very difficult to control the process.
The vehicles are difficult to control.
The region is strategic but difficult to control.
As MI6 says, he's difficult to control.
You can note as before that is extremely difficult to control your mind.
Why is the tongue so difficult to control?
Frequent urination and difficult to control.