Examples of using Making it difficult in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Painful breathing(making it difficult to take deep breaths).
Since the kitchen is often ventilated,there is no need to hang tulle here, making it difficult to breath.
Throat swelling, making it difficult or impossible to breathe.
In this disease,the upper part of the trachea sometimes narrowed, making it difficult for air inlet and outlet.
If the girl seems to be accelerating, making it difficult for you to catch up, she knows about your approach and is trying to get rid of you.
Mercury was persistently bothered by reporters at his London home, making it difficult for the band to record music.
Slaves and prisoners of war were also tagged, making it difficult for them to escape and facilitating their identification.
In the past, you mighthave noticed the translated text would flicker when viewed on your phone, making it difficult to read.
Too soft cloth increases the time of contact, making it difficult to push and make the movement unnatural.
Firstly, under the bright lights, the white reflects too muchlight making an inordinate amount of glare making it difficult to see.
At short distances, however, they become more pronounced, making it difficult for the photographer to frame a scene or subject with certainty.
In addition to protecting the engine from mechanical damage,the device often prevents the theft of the machine, making it difficult to access the wiring.
There are no mosques on the continent or nearby islands making it difficult for the Islamic population on the continent to observe their religious practices.
Bronchiolitis is a disease caused by an acute viral infection of the respiratory tract,which becomes inflamed and filled with mucus, making it difficult to breathe.
On the other hand,D-Anabol 25 doesn't have a reviews section on their website, making it difficult to know just how satisfied people are with the product.
Self-prescription of treatment by parents, based on the experience of previous visits to the doctormay result in undesirable consequences or a mask process, making it difficult to diagnose.
In recent years,the diagnosis is increasingly resorting to puncture, making it difficult to determine the histological type of tumor.
Restrictive cardiomyopathy(RCMD)- the heart muscle becomes stiff and can not relax properly, making it difficult to fill the chamber with blood.
An LED PCB Boardtends to generate a high volume of heat, making it difficult to cool via traditional means.
Roses from different regions of the world hybridize readily,giving rise to types that overlap the parental forms, and making it difficult to determine basic species.
Metro: Jaume I L4(there are steps in the station making it difficult for wheelchair users).
The website can not perform web analytics about visitors and web traffic, making it difficult to be competitive anywhere.
Sometimes the tumor can be so serious that the sky and tongue touch,blocking the flow of air and making it difficult not only to swallow, but also to breathe.
Preliminary preparation of the emulsion is necessary becausefood phosphatides have a thick consistency, making it difficult to evenly distribute them in raw materials.
Google have accused the Chinesegovernment of interfering with its e-mail services in China, making it difficult for users to gain access to its Gmail program.
Dams also affect long-distancemigratory fishes by obstructing their migratory pathways, making it difficult or impossible to complete their life cycles.
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Some malaria drugs may not be effective becauseparasites have become increasingly resistant to them, making it difficult to control the disease worldwide, the CDC reports.
Moreover, the behavioral traits of hyperactivity and inattentiveness combine with or mimic other behavioral traits, making it difficult to diagnose the symptoms of ADHD in the early stages.