Examples of using Often difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
it's often difficult to set up and manage your own backup rotations.
Unfortunately it is often difficult to convince people that parallel-acupuncture
It is often difficult to identify towhat extent an individual's problems are related to any onesubstance in particular.
In the pharmaceutical field, it is often difficult to dissociate pre-normative research from research and development.
It is often difficult for doctors to determine how mucha person can live with the above diagnosis.
and it is often difficult to determine its place of manufacture.
Madam President, after more than three years of often difficult negotiations, the Commission
No doubt it is often difficult to distinguish between the power of reason and that of instinct.
In small bathrooms it is often difficult to find a place to dry wet towels.
The Commission and European Central Bank are in constant, and often difficult, dialogue with the banking world to achieve tangible results,
Unfortunately, the negotiations are often difficult and progress much too slow for impatient people such as me.
No doubt it is often difficult to distinguish between the power of reason and that of instinct.
It is often difficult for even the developers to determine the target audience of a particular model.
Diagnosis of histiocytosis is often difficult because the results of the microscopic analysis of the cells are not always definitive.
It is often difficult for counsellors to reach groups of isolated youngsters- precisely because they feel let down
Recognizing these is often difficult for learners, and when compiled with a reflexive verb,
Correct diagnosis is often difficult because the disease is rare
In times of globalization, it is often difficult to understand where our everyday products come from
Between Two Worlds Trip Lee finds himself in an often difficult, but ultimately promising state-destined for eternal life,
A traditional shackle is very often difficult to fit into the narrow links of a calibrated chain.