Examples of using Particularly difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
The first stage seems to be particularly difficult, though Jill as think it through.
It is not a particularly difficult thing….
We also said we are in a particularly difficult financial situation.
Space was a particularly difficult concept and More essentially identifies it with God.
Specialists note that it is not particularly difficult to carry out the above-mentioned action.
In some ports, the situation is particularly difficult.
A particularly difficult problem is the maintenance of children of preschool age.
this is not particularly difficult.
Particularly difficult to cope with the child cough.
That is why this is a particularly difficult year.
In principle, nothing particularly difficult.
Those Palestinians inside Iraq are in a particularly difficult position.
The high points of the historic year of 2004 were followed by a particularly difficult phase.
I have been working on a particularly difficult translation.
One is Northern Ireland because of its particularly difficult situation.
Particularly difficult if you have been brought up in greenland.
The biggest problem about SearchYa Toolbar is that it is particularly difficult to remove.
The harsh winters were particularly difficult without firewood and anyway they had lost their fire-stick.
I want to stress the particularly difficult situation facing the population in the conflict zones.
I am, of course, aware that the Polish authorities are finding it particularly difficult to solve this problem for both financial and emotional reasons.