Examples of using Difficult to distinguish in English and their translations into Finnish
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If everything is correctly done, then it will be very difficult to distinguish real hair from invoices.
while it is difficult to distinguish it from stretching.
In addition, the scale of the megohmmeter is non-linear and does not allow the measured value to fall into a dense area of scale value that is difficult to distinguish when reading.
once again it is difficult to distinguish between civilian and military casualties.
And they are becoming more and more attractive because it is difficult to distinguish between proscribed and dangerous substances and playthings.
It's often difficult to distinguish between an autoimmune meningitis and a meningitis caused by a bacteria,
The current definition makes it difficult to distinguish between concessions and public contracts and also between works concessions
It is often difficult to distinguish between the triads and the trinities in the later Andite
Today, we find ourselves having to contend with migration flows in which it is difficult to distinguish between refugees in search of asylum
for non-experts it will really be quite difficult to distinguish the eight coins, instead of the six which have been normal up to now.
making it difficult to distinguish between models.
Every evaluation report on reducing emissions has made the point that it is difficult to distinguish impacts on such reduction.
Inevitably"neighbours","hosts" and parties to the conflict may be difficult to distinguish or quite fluid.
verify because it is often very difficult to distinguish between recycled and virgin material in the final product.
acknowledges that in practice, it is difficult to distinguish between types of threats, even though it makes some attempts to do so.
Behind the general terms and the few mentions of women or the disabled, it is not at all difficult to distinguish the real, obsessive focus of your attention: immigrant populations.
it is difficult to distinguish between a true emergency and‘normal' conditions inwhich the fragile balance of life depends entirely on the constant(though always inadequate) influx offoreign aid.
it may be difficult to distinguish between the situation involving AdWords
If applied in situations where the decrease in demand for labour has a more structural character, it becomes more difficult to distinguish such"part time unemployment" from part time jobs that are not the volunta ry choice of workers, but an expression of under-employment.
It is clear that dividing the competences of the committees creates some areas of overlap between which it is difficult to distinguish, so I believe that this clarification is a positive step