Examples of using Difficult to handle in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Abandoned circuit boards are components of electronic waste that are complex and difficult to handle.
that is to say very difficult to handle.
Paints and pigments are difficult to handle and can cause premature wear
can be difficult to handle.
you would find it difficult to handle.
Conventional timestudy data in the form of human motion movements are long and difficult to handle.
really make it difficult to handle.
the high quality of the stacking even for difficult to handle bags.
It weighs in at just 260g, meaning it will not be bulky or difficult to handle in the studio.
The low angle of the nose makes the plane difficult to handle at first.
therefore it is more difficult to handle.
For some people, to have their cherished beliefs severely questioned is difficult to handle, and it takes time to come to terms with it.
During her trials it was found that the Type IA submarine was difficult to handle due to her poor stability
further explanation of concept is difficult to handle.
With secateurs Pieces with a shorter halmlengte than 30 cm are unstable and difficult to handle.
When maintaining both occupations proved too difficult to handle, he decided in 1997 to take the risk of doing comedy full-time,
There have been some success stories in the last 20 years for example, illnesses which were extremely difficult to handle without heavy treatment in closed institutions can now be treated with medicines.
much more difficult to handle due to how large they are.
the French workers will be difficult to handle, unlike their English counterparts, who are currently disorganised.
our whole wheat flour) is slightly more slack and more difficult to handle, especially the‘getting the long breads onto the hot stones' bit.