Examples of using Which makes it difficult in English and their translations into Dutch
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The problem with depression is that it can affect one's thinking which makes it difficult to‘join the dots' to relate the cause and effect.
According to the study, hardly any policy measures adopted have been properly evaluated, which makes it difficult to assess their effectiveness.
registered partnerships, which makes it difficult to address both institutions in one single instrument.
This is due mostly to buying at retail price and quantity which makes it difficult for dropshippers to sell without a markup.
In particular, they all face the significant economic problem of smallscale forest ownership, which makes it difficult to reconcile the ecological function of the forests with a sustainable economic perspective for the owners.
The formula for apportioning the consolidated tax base is far removed from the economics of the firm, which makes it difficult to assert that the rules make it possible to levy corporate taxation according to economic performance.
The programme involves a technically complex space project including the development of Sentinel satellites, which makes it difficult to separate elements that are funded via different sources in the development and procurement process.
Filament(synthetic), plastic yarn surfaces are smooth without pores which makes it difficult to attach processed items to the fiber,
with bright daylight, which makes it difficult to visually fix the mark of the laser beam.
burning carbohydrates supplied in the diet, which makes it difficult to accumulate extra fat.
breakdown of carbohydrates provided in food, which makes it difficult to accumulate excess body fat.
a small volume of the bladder, which makes it difficult to carry out standard ultrasound diagnostics.
consumers coexists with the maintenance of legal and judicial frontiers, which makes it difficult to defend the interests of consumers who have been injured
For example, in France many companies are still run along the Tayloristic lines which makes it difficult to introduce the kind of corporate strategy demanded by CIM which is based on initiative,
We are quite concerned about the delay in the investigation, which makes it difficult to protect key witnesses in the case,
The new feature does not keep track of statistics currently which makes it difficult to judge its effectiveness when it comes to the power saving functionality on individual devices.
It'just so relaxing and beautiful which makes it difficult to choose whether to stay in
While many services are increasing in importance everywhere, there are significant differences in the relative numbers employed in particular activities, which makes it difficult to generalise about future areas of job creation.
extra-hepatic cholestasis, which makes it difficult to determine the actual underlying cause.
Admittedly as a species we like to lay claim to a certain added value because of a special kind of awareness, which makes it difficult to challenge those clever dicks who venture that this should enable us to hold our primeval instincts in check.