Examples of using Difficult to convince in English and their translations into Swedish
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It was difficult to convince her.
Variolation is unstable, and it will be difficult to convince the people.
It was not difficult to convince him of your sister's indifference to him.
The boy was semi-coherent at the best of times so it wasn't difficult to convince him it was his fault.
You are very difficult to convince, Mrs in't Veld.
they were difficult to convince.
Y: i}It was not difficult to convince him.
It has been difficult to convince event owners to produce master coverage in wide-screen 16:9
Tom won't be so difficult to convince.
It is therefore difficult to convince such enterprises that they have to modernise,
Series music supervisor P.J. Bloom explained:"It was very difficult to convince Yoko Ono that it was the right thing to do.
It will difficult to convince anyone to part with it.
particularly Germany, which was in practice the most difficult to convince- will be forced to invest more in the statistics.
It will be difficult to convince my allies to back Gowron.
it will likely be quite difficult to convince China's governing elite to reverse the ban on the popular games streaming service.
And it will be difficult to convince the people. I must warn you, variolation is unstable.
that it was particularly difficult to convince such people of the vaccines' benefits.
It won't be so difficult to convince Tom.
It was not difficult to convince the Chalmers administration
Then it is very difficult to convince him.
I know it is difficult to convince a country: you will get money
it will be very difficult to convince the Council and the public of the need for an increased budget.
It's going to be difficult to convince them he's indisposed for the next four days.
As a parent, you may find it difficult to convince your younger kids to eat healthy foods.
That makes it difficult to convince economic agents that policy will be consistent over time- hence the term time-inconsistency problem.
it's really more difficult to convince local actors(and especially elected people)
It can still be difficult to convince them to participate in what remains a risky marketplace.
but it is difficult to convince the public if, for three quarters of the EU budget, we continue to refuse to disclosure
In certain cases it was difficult to convince operators to accept this additional burden.
Bloom explained:"It was very difficult to convince Yoko Ono that it was the right thing to do.