Examples of using Often hard 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's often hard to see when there's something wrong with the teeth or gums.
compassion are often hard to come by during these difficult times.
A legal document is often hard enough for a layman to understand, let alone translate.
The soil is often hard, and the roots can make digging the holes for the bulbs difficult.
In a world that was often hard to understand. It was a helpful way to remove ambiguity.
A regular study schedule is often hard to combine with a sport schedule on a high level.
since its presence is often hard to detect and local deterioration rates strongly differ.
Evergreen leaves, often hard and spiny to touch,
Crofting was often hard work, and was only part of the crofter's working life- often they had another job in their communities.
German is still the language of communication; it is often hard to switch to English here.
Therefore, very often hard shampoos for hair exude the smell of roses, strawberries, orange and so on.
people and dogs are often hard to see.
Rainy season from mid-June through mid-October, during there are often hard but short evening rains.
owner are often hard to see.
The office is on Saturdays often hard to reach by phone, you can of course send us an e-mail
on all company levels are often hard to communicate and even harder for employees to understand.
The term oldschool should of course be place between brackets because it really is a bit ridiculous that this genre determiner exists for this kind of music that is extremely diverse and often hard to pigeonhole.
Tap water is often hard so we recommend that you use bottled water with a low mineral content
volunteering is a great way to meet other people and the work, while often hard, can be very rewarding.
It is often hard to find out which of many possible causes has produced a particular outcome,