Examples of using Would be difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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That would be difficult.
Simply, because that would be difficult.
That would be difficult.
As long as this doesn't happen a significant change would be difficult.
That would be difficult.
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Fortunately, they are divided,otherwise it would be difficult for us.
That would be difficult for him.
I'm afraid that would be difficult.
That would be difficult even for her.
To refuse public acquiescence would be difficult, he realized.
Without the HAL(Hardware Abstraction Layer)communicate with sensors and actuators would be difficult.
She thought it would be difficult but never to such an extreme.
With no legitimacy,their fight against the guerrillas would be difficult.
Not only because corruption would be difficult but also tax evasion.
Getting the local people to let me paint their fingernails would be difficult.
Not only because corruption would be difficult but also tax evasion.(more…) MORE Recent posts.
We knew that any team that made it to the quarter-finals would be difficult.
That's a great point. If would be difficult at mine'cause there's a security guy. You would have to check in?
It could also cause a bleed in your brain That would be difficult to st.
The task of UNHCR would be difficult, if not impossible, without the political and material support of the international community.
Now I would imagine that working for me would be difficult for you to accept.
Without those aspects, it would be difficult for a United Nations presence to create conditions for sustainable peace and stability.
The real number of Bratva men in the tristate area would be difficult to approximate.
As a general rule, it would be difficult, but having a Hot Wheels car and its respective track with loops, you will surely get out of it.
Can be installed quickly in locations where cabling would be difficult and unsightly.
Mr. Popkov(Belarus) said that it would be difficult for arbitral tribunals to interpret what was meant by"tantamount to diplomatic protection.
Jushua Kwan agreed it was a good idea,although he thought partitioning would be difficult.
The Commission considered, however,that a real assessment of that impact would be difficult at the current stage and would require a longer period of results assessment.
In some cases it might prove easy for countries to shift their trade to other partners,while in others it would be difficult.
Several Parties felt that this indicator is impractical, since determining the percentage of such decision makers would be difficult and very expensive.

