Examples of using Found it difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Microsoft PowerPoint users have found it difficult to overcome them without proper guidance.
the Hebrews and Mohammedans, found it difficult to distinguish between worshiping three gods,
Lady Sawdah found it difficult to keep up with the rest of the pilgrims,
under the wonderful Swedish Presidency, found it difficult to achieve a political consensus,
I found it difficult to pull back on the locking button on the clasps with just my thumb
so I understand that they found it difficult to run further.
Benjamin Peirce found it difficult to find students who were bright enough to benefit from his teaching,
which is good news for women who found it difficult to find a compounding pharmacy in their area.
so I have found it difficult to decide who, in fact, is in the right.
Mr P. Beazley(ED).- I wish to explain my reason for voting for the Croux report although I found it difficult to vote for the original paragraph 6 and Amendment No 35.
whilst desiring the closer unity of the European Community, found it difficult to accept all the proposals contained in the draft treaty.
where he had found it difficult to adapt herself, and I he was keen on the idea that at Fatamorgana he should feel at home.
and the Commission itself found it difficult to respond to over 1 000 amendments and come to an agreement.
Mr President, let me say that we will not withdraw the request for a secret vote for the simple reason that in the past Members have found it difficult on this particular issue to vote according to their conscience
forth to some extent, not long ago most people on Earth would have found it difficult to believe that a few scientists have been causing the tremendously destructive earthquakes,
From the outset, I found it difficult to transfer this concept to very small businesses, because if a restaurant
Those who wished to continue but"with hesitation" reflected the contradictions confronting shift workers who found it difficult to weigh the advantages of shift work(free time,
FitzOsbern and Odo found it difficult to control the native population
fasting more mainstream, whereas if they found it difficult to fast, then break their more mainstream.