Examples of using Difficult to know in English and their translations into Danish
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making it difficult to know when and how to intervene.
With all these different systems to choose from it can be difficult to know what to buy.
Today they have abandoned the pulse control because the pulse is often very difficult to know.
it is difficult to know what report some of the speakers have read.
Mr President, so much has gone wrong on the phthalates issue that it is difficult to know where to start.
A police source said it was difficult to know the exact illegal profits of the website because most of the money was spent
It is difficult to know the amount of cream has been rubbed off in the water.
If you have never heard your favorite music from your smartphone through a pair of SA speakers, it is difficult to know what you have been missing.
How we do that after 1992 is very difficult to know because if we remove internal barriers then obviously we are going to allow the possibility of art treasures from one country moving to another country.
It is difficult to know if this increase in the infringements detected means that the rate of detection of serious infringements is improving
It is very difficult to know when it starts
It's difficult to know from LinkedIn, and it's all happening at a far greater scale
it is very difficult to know, which one would be best for you if you are not a professional in this field.
It is very difficult to know when it starts
it becomes extremely difficult to know what progress is being made
itâs often difficult to know exactly what information is actually necessary to make decisions.
welcome to the 5 500 votes in a year where it is difficult to know exactly what you voted for.
Therefore many pregnant women find it difficult to know what to do, and what not to do. Here are some examples of myths about the consequences of training during pregnancy.
I know that it is difficult to know exactly when your speaking time will be,
in other cases he has used so many euphemisms that it is really difficult to know whether the intention is the liberalisation of redundancies