Examples of using Difficult to face in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's difficult to face, I know.
Why can we do this but difficult to face?
Is it so difficult to face your demons?
It is a vicious circle very difficult to face.
It's always difficult to face the shortcomings of our children.
A high-cost disease is difficult to face.
Maybe it is difficult to face the truth, but“The Emperor is naked”.
For many professionals it is something very difficult to face.
It is very difficult to face our fears, but little by little Lara succeeded.
A dictator oppressing a people is something very difficult to face.
It can be difficult to face the truth and with Will that's how I dealt with it.
But the most deadly enemy Dark Knight… is perhaps the most difficult to face.
Perhaps, but it's difficult to face up to this if you're not used to it.
Truths that may be hard for some to swallow& difficult to face are.
It can be difficult to face reality when you experience the loss of a loved one.
It is easy to handle others and their problems, but very difficult to face ourselves.
Sometimes it can be emotionally difficult to face issues that contribute to unhealthy eating.
In times of raw emotion and often confusion following the death of a loved one,it can be difficult to face up to the day to day.
Of course, dora was furious at someone far more difficult to face. Someone they had trusted, someone who had loved them and let'em and finally betrayed them all.
This diversity demands the ability to respond to andto restructure what already exists which is oftentimes difficult to face.
Of course it is difficult to reconcile the sometimes opposing interests of 192 Member States. It is equally difficult to face the powerful interests in the real world around us, which are affected by the recommendations and actions promoted by the United Nations.
You will have emotional pain and suffering, and a lot of things from your past lives orthis one may emerge that will be difficult to face.
The nervousness was reflected in a Slovenian television news report on the speech, which noted:"And whatever significance the Kosovo battle may have in the national and intimate consciousness of the Serbs,the festivities at Gazimestan again confirmed that it will be more and more difficult to face Serbian conduct and wishes, for it seems that the Serbs won a significant victory in Kosovo today and they made it known that it was not the last one.
It was unacceptable for Member States to be told that their recollection was deficient and inaccurate.He wondered whether that had occurred because the truth on the ground was too difficult to face.
Recently, in the news headlines, in conversations, in literature and in peoples attitudes, pessimism and despondency are finding their way into peoples imaginations and perceptions andit is becoming even more difficult to face this complex time.
Host communities continued to face difficult conditions.
Teresa: And there would be even more difficult situations to face.
I think the most difficult thing to face is not the disease, but the future.