Examples of using Difficult question in English and their translations into Chinese
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The next, more difficult question was how to determine which rights fell into that exclusive category.
During the period of economic crisis, ways to control the budget and hire the right people is a difficult question for every business.
I will just add to that the difficult question that follows: whether the result was an empire or something else.
A difficult question which one faces in getting hands-on is which language/tool should you choose?
I think it is a very difficult question, more to do with the general nature of psychology than mathematics.
Harada: That's a difficult question because at first glance a fighting game looks like it might be something that would work well free-to-play.
For us the difficult question is this: on the continent, revolution is imminent and will, moreover, instantly assume a socialist character.
But for the mothers, the most difficult question is knowing when to stop looking.
The difficult question for us is this: on the Continent the revolution is imminent and will also immediately assume a socialist character.
With regard to the verification system, whether a comprehensive approach should be taken or a focused approach will be an optimum solution is an important but difficult question.
If you could see the trunk of my car, you would understand what a difficult question this is for me.
However, from the perspective of the left-wing's intellectual lineage, how to absorb Confucianism is actually a rather difficult question.
Laughing, he says,“Wow, that's a very difficult question.
And, as it was perfectly round, she found this is a very difficult question.
The researchers work collectively on a single research paper, focusing on a particularly difficult question of regional security.
This poses a difficult question: How can we meet all the functionality requirements while staying within the physical limitations?
It is a difficult question, and I can think of only one way to answer.
The more difficult question is whether imposing liability for such statements was necessary in order to protect that right.
Another difficult question is what I would like to call the issue of" past ERW" and responsibility for its clearance.
However, with cost controls often tight, organizational leaders face a difficult question: is it worth investing in the improvement of employee practices?