Examples of using It has been difficult in English and their translations into Dutch
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agriculture is a good example of the fact that it has been difficult to achieve the right balance with the traditional instruments.
I know that it has been difficult and also that the agreement contains significant concessions and abdications.
It has been difficult to address this subject in such a short time,
I'm not gonna lie, it has been difficult giving up some of my autonomy.
It has been difficult to obtain your leave
And… I must confess it has been difficult to put her out of my mind.
It has been difficult to find a doctor who would share anything more than his advice.
It has been difficult, and the European Union must express its heartfelt gratitude to the Macedonian government for what it has done.
Up until now it has been difficult to work with those six Lights because they stay at a higher frequency of Light.
However, it has been difficult to make existing CAMPs
It has been difficult, under such pressure of time and intense public interest, but the obvious is worth stating. to arrive at settled legal principle.
To arrive at settled legal principle, It has been difficult, under such pressure of time and intense public interest.
Since productivity has increased more quickly than economic growth, it has been difficult to create enough jobs.
But we have managed not to reveal the truth of Discovery's fate to Starfleet. It has been difficult.
It has been difficult to communicate effectively with the press,
It has been difficult to convince event owners to produce master coverage in wide-screen 16:9
Your desire to serve has, lifetime after lifetime, put you in a subservient role and it has been difficult for you to take back your power
where it has been difficult to obtain people' s acceptance of new treaties,
creating unsustainable public debt: it has been difficult to achieve figures comparable with those existing before the crisis.