Examples of using Difficult to decide in English and their translations into Dutch
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In practice, it is often difficult to decide whether to patent an invention
If the hair color is difficult to decide, you can use a toning shampoo, which after a short time washed off.
Many spouses are quite difficult to decide on the birth of the second baby,
It is very difficult to decide, for example, how realia are to be translated without including considerations of a cultural character in the reasoning.
Our judges already find it difficult to decide whether someone is self-employed or only ostensibly self-employed
sometimes it proves difficult to decide which bookmaker is best for you,
it is difficult to decide which side to take unless one has an understanding of the spiritual dimension
For I found it difficult to decide whether the poker-faced aristocrat was trying to be humorous-
It is very difficult to decide what counts as culture according to this definition,
And, significantly, it was difficult to decide It showed matches on various points of Madeleine's DNA profile,
But it can be difficult to decide which ph….
The first option is usually difficult to decide.
Do you find it difficult to decide this for yourself?
Sometimes it is difficult to decide on what product is the best.
If you find it difficult to decide, you can also use our free sample service.
Without precise, clear data, it is difficult to decide on and establish further measures.
It's difficult to decide without knowing if it's gonna be a boy or a girl, so I was thinking maybe yellow.
Sometimes it is difficult to decide on something specific.
It can be difficult to decide on a big step.
it can be difficult to decide what group they belong to. .