Examples of using Making it difficult in English and their translations into Slovenian
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If the table is by the window,the sun will shine either in the eyes or in the monitor, making it difficult to work.
Programme objectives have sometimes been vague, making it difficult to monitor and evaluate performance.
Communications, research findings, studies and guidance relevant to local authorities aremade available through different Commission websites, making it difficult to find this information.
Specific speech and language disorder, making it difficult for the child to communicate and interact with other people socially.
Sometimes there can be crowds of childrendemanding money with hardly anyone else in the area, making it difficult to get away.
Appears on the skin of the hands, looks like a wart, making it difficult to correctly diagnose the early stages of the disease.
Convict displays signs of congenital analgesia,"a raregenetic disorder which deadens the nerve endings,"making it difficult to process pain.
Depression drains your energy, hope, and drive, making it difficult to take the steps that will help you to feel better.
Children with OHP level 3 use unfolded phrasal speech,but in speech they use mostly simple sentences, making it difficult to build complex ones.
As there are a limited number of seats,this practice was making it difficult for some players to get into the tournament of their choice during peak periods.
The Commission acknowledges in its communication that there is a lack of reliability, making it difficult to compare outcomes.
As there are a limited number of seats,this practice was making it difficult for some players to get into the tournament of their choice during peak periods.
Typically, the symptoms will appear in a portion of theprogram far removed from the actual error, making it difficult to track down the problem.
Magnesium deficiency reduces the elasticity of red blood cells, making it difficult for them to pass through the capillaries, impairs microcirculation and shortens the life of red blood cells.
The situation has evolved to an extent that the legislation isnow extremely scattered with many cross references making it difficult to understand and implement in a uniform way.
These have an adverse effect,hamper the deployment of assistance and intervention resources making it difficult to deliver aid and means of assistance, and create particular needs for assistance in the event of serious danger of major emergency.
The researchers note, however, that between 25-30% of children werereceiving deworming treatment outside of the trial protocol making it difficult to observe differences.
Sex andthoughts of sex dominate a sex addict's thinking, making it difficult to work or engage in healthy personal relationships.
On this point, Mr Bushill-Matthews, the report falls short:it still sets too many conditions for prior approval, making it difficult for Member States.
A night cough in a child accompanies a range of diseases, exhausts him, making it difficult to sleep, and in severe cases, it can reach vomiting.
She suggested that FinCEN believes the bitcoin community is taking steps to combat the technology's use in dark markets and illicit commerce,but that some businesses are actively making it difficult for her agency.
The fisheries sector is clearly in crisis:fishers' incomes are lower every day, making it difficult to continue working in this field in many cases.
The EESC points out that the new system should promote a commitment to the quality of the product, in contrast to the current system,which is causing a considerable reduction in quality and making it difficult to sell European cotton.
They also complained that NASA waspushing them so hard increasing their stress and making it difficult for them to carry out their activities.
However by using this option and deleting all cookies used by the browser, including those used by other websites,may lead to some settings or information being altered or lost, making it difficult to browse the website.
This may bedue to government officials having broad or poorly defined power making it difficult to distinguish between legal and illegal action.
A key point from the ex-post evaluation is that territorial cooperation programmes do not always focus on a limited number of priority topics,but adopt rather broad intervention strategies, making it difficult to achieve clearly-identifiable impacts6.
The Court noted significant weaknessesregarding the reporting of achievement of EU targets, making it difficult for the Commission to monitor performance.
The software does not encrypt data,but actually just guides it through a number of the other users, making it difficult to follow the trail back to you, but not impossible.
When aluminum and aluminum alloys change from solid to liquid,there is no obvious color change, making it difficult for the operator to grasp the heating temperature.