Examples of using Difficult conditions in English and their translations into Danish
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all-wheel drive keep you moving in difficult conditions.
People have been searching in difficult conditions.
Nilfisk industrial cleaning machines are designed for particularly difficult conditions.
Stalingrad(1925-1961) despite everything in difficult conditions has become the largest industrial
has created extremely difficult conditions for those who have been affected by it,
The work is carried out under particularly difficult conditions with intense traffic
These staff carry out an important economic task under difficult conditions, while still ensuring safety.
They are doing us a favour by living there under these difficult conditions and we must return the favour.
This improves the penetration in difficult conditions and ensures that the intended working depth is kept.
Under very difficult conditions, the demonstrators in Cancún affirmed their refusal of the rules of the WTO which impoverish them more and more each day.
It is work which is carried out in difficult conditions, in an area where slackness
Extruded polystyrene is excellent work in difficult conditions, without losing the original height of the technical qualities.
It is thanks to their tenacity in extremely difficult conditions that one can now see some hope regarding the situation of the nuclear plant,
S40T is developed for difficult conditions combining high toughness cemented carbide with a thin CVD coating.
many of them working in difficult conditions far away from their colleagues at headquarters.
Plant quality is essential in the Mediterranean environment where reforestation is carried out under very difficult conditions.
Rapid has an amazing ability to keep the seed depth under the most difficult conditions.
which I know was done under very difficult conditions.
On an open ship in pouring rain six out seven days a week, the Museum's press officers had incredibly difficult conditions in which to deal with the media.
For example, the humanitarian office, ECHO, had 38 officials in 1993 to manage an annual budget of ECU 100 million under very difficult conditions.