Examples of using Difficult to live in English and their translations into Danish
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In your present experience it is perhaps difficult to live up to such a promise, but through doing your best you create a pathway in the Light that will eventually see you succeed.
It is probably something that is difficult to live up to, but as in all things you can only try your best at all times
and it makes it difficult to live there, but the inuit can
it is very difficult to live there and make anything like a high position,
the total demand for a given"green" product does not become too diffuse and difficult to live up to. .
And if we look at an image of Smithfield in 1830 you can see that it would have been very difficult to live in a city like this and be unaware of where your food came from.
The League of Nations All these good intentions were, however, difficult to live up to and, when the First World War ended in 1918,
All these good intentions were, however, difficult to live up to and, when the First World War ended in 1918,
would have a tremendous impact on your life- changes that might be difficult to live in.
I still find it difficult to live with the cut-off criteria because I would have preferred to have seen a selection on the basis of a scientifically underpinned risk analysis,
you probably have blocked it out. It's so difficult to live with this, especially when others don't understand
justice which we are gradually building may offer our fellow citizens support in situations that are often difficult to live with.
was a man very difficult to live with on the intimate terms which necessarily followed from our messing by ourselves in the same cabin.
the ones that are difficult to live with, that are difficult for consumers to live with,
I was a difficult man to live with.
Daniel is a… very difficult man to live with.
which would be difficult enough to live with all by itself.
It is therefore a very difficult world to live in.
Men in this world to live more difficult.