Examples of using Difficult to prove in English and their translations into Danish
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easy to state and to use but difficult to prove, for much more general 4-manifolds.
it is difficult to prove that they actually exist.
it is difficult to prove'false' self-employment.
Indeed, these are phenomena which are extremely difficult to prove and which, using the traditional method, an interested party
it would be difficult to prove that they have fallen much below the Botocudos who inhabit the finest parts of Brazil.
this would be very very difficult to prove.
consequence somewhat more degraded; but it would be difficult to prove that they have fallen much below the Botocudos who inhabit the finest parts of Brazil.
it is much more difficult to prove the infringement of rights.
easy to state and to use but difficult to prove, for much more general 4-manifolds.
without which it is difficult to prove the guilt or innocence of a ship's crew,
The existence of vortex rings on the spot after the discharge of lightning is very difficult to prove, mainly on the grounds that every potential witness,
Existing EU laws on discrimination continue to prove difficult to implement in practice.
Terrorist financing is one of the most difficult transactions to prove, says terrorism researcher Søren Hove.
so it is very, very difficult to conclusively prove.
Rodan found it still more difficult to prove he is not a person.
so far relatively difficult to prove objectively, even if it is hard working on that,
The secret nature of these links usually makes it very difficult to prove concrete quid-pro-quo bribe giving and bribe taking in a criminal law sense
It's difficult to prove God, isn't it?
It is difficult to prove without evidence.
If she denies it, it's difficult to prove her involvement.