Examples of using Difficult to get in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
It is difficult to get into the minds of the men who planned and executed the attacks.
It has become so difficult to get letters through, and fear of interception has limited what we may say to each other.
Is it difficult to get a NIE Number to work in Spain?
Difficult to get out of your comfortable ibis Styles bed in the morning?
This mindf* ck from 13 years ago is difficult to get to date.
he's a little bit difficult to get a hold of.
However, any country whose energy supply is based on 90% coal will find it more difficult to get down to 0.
often lack R& D resources or find it difficult to get access to research results.
some other loose contributions, which usually is difficult to get.
I was surprised… well, I mean, this is one of the best… more difficult to get into than, well.
the facts are difficult to get at and impossible to publish if you do!
which is apparently proving very difficult to get across.
there is always an absence of Android felt in Chinese market as officially, its difficult to get….
And from such a scourge, like the herpes virus, it is altogether difficult to get rid of, even to a person who does not have special medical contraindications.
for there will be times when food will become difficult to get or to purchase, and it will most certainly become ever more expensive.
the facts are difficult to get at and impossible to publish if you do! So, if the problem is a leaky PM.
Youth, and these early school leavers in particular, find it difficult to get access to the labour market,
There could be more opportunities for those people who currently find it difficult to get a mortgage, such as first-time buyers
however it also makes it reasonably difficult to get to- access is either via cable car,
and a pigment difficult to get as vermilion and ultramarine.