Examples of using The more difficult in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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 going to be slow, but the more difficult and expensive things become, the more people
And the older the child is, the more difficult it is to accustom him to the circle.
Once the more difficult first two phases are carried out it is relatively easy to produce translations in a number of different languages.
The more difficult it is to shape the character to do that,
But the longer these problems remain unsolved, the more difficult they become and, above all, the more difficult they are to finance.
And the task becomes all the more difficult when you need to transfer only certain specific data.
Soon I could answer some of the more difficult questions in the set theory course,
CREATOR- ARNOLD STRONGMAN CLASSIC the more difficult it is for your body to accommodate itself to the extra weight.
The more difficult it will be to take the building
When the model does not take into account the more difficult problem of cloud cover it is not valid. J.R. Houghton expressed the situation as follows.
This means that the higher the level you have- the more difficult it becomes life,
It is all the more difficult since, as you are aware, we have a number of highly sensitive votes.
But the more the organization becomes, the more difficult to stick to it the same culture.
enemy to play offense, which everybody knows is the more difficult position.
I honestly believe that the longer we leave this, the more difficult it will be.