Examples of using Were difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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Marcy said you were difficult.
The areas were difficult and we all ended with many points.
The conditions were difficult.
That things were difficult, but that we would work on getting her back.
Do you feel that you were difficult to raise?
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For each pillar, the negotiations between governments and between manufacturers were difficult.
These laws were difficult to enforce.
However, the early years were difficult.
Rules of the competition were difficult even for the most experienced pilots.
The family's circumstances were difficult.
The first two races were difficult, though we had good pace.
For the entire family these circumstances were difficult.
The early 1990s were difficult for the Kings.
In 1971, Dolores died andher last years were difficult.
We knew that the conditions were difficult but we wanted to try it.
Sterilization, abortion, andeven contraception were difficult.
Suddenly a lot of things that were difficult to understand make perfect sense.
The view was also expressed that some of the indicators of achievement were difficult to quantify.
Reports of torture were difficult to corroborate because many prisoners were held incommunicado.
The route and the navigation were difficult for me.
The black plastic parts were difficult to scan, and were slightly shiny, so sensitivity was increased for the whole period of scanning.
Conditions on Bidong were difficult.
Most of the zones were difficult to achieve, as they included countries or territories that were involved in nuclear testing, or were covered by(extended) nuclear deterrence doctrines.
We both had way to much to do and were difficult to impress.
At a time when matches against other clubs were difficult to arrange, Queen's Park played internal matches dividing up its membership.
Furthermore, they recalled that the introduction of limits had failed in the past,creating complex distortions that were difficult to remove.
Many delegations have shown compromise on subjects that were difficult for them to accept, and all of us have shown the willingness to go the extra mile.
Observations were also made that some of the indicators of achievement were not clear and, as such, were difficult to measure.
These acts happened secretly and were difficult to prosecute.
It recognized that the questions posed by the work were difficult and in some cases threatening.