Examples of using Difficult to identify in English and their translations into Finnish
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Alliances and informal agreements between enterprises with aims similar to those attained by mergers are much more difficult to identify; they escape being recorded on statistical registers.
but are difficult to identify or isolate from other contributing factors."6.
Because the dog is intricately associated with nomad life in remote and rugged regions where Western breeding techniques are not used, it is difficult to identify a"true" Kuchi type dog.
guys born under Aquarius sun sign can be a bit difficult to identify.
If the disease is caused by this pathogen it is likely to be difficult to identify the symptoms.
it is quite difficult to identify them immediately because of the small size.
it can sometimes be difficult to identify between the two.
the symptoms are difficult to identify as unusual, particularly if the condition has persisted.
It is not so difficult to identify the elements that can lead this process to peace.
First results of the screening process show that clear-cut criteria for identifying legislation from which micro companies can be exempted are difficult to identify on a general basis.
just as a commonplace face is the most difficult to identify.
it is more difficult to identify a threat to their health without knowing their parents.
Due to diseases of the cardiovascular system, it is often difficult to identify this pathology in the initial stages.
they can be difficult to identify, even for someone like me who devotes much attention to this topic.
which are even more difficult to identify clearly and to compensate.
it is becoming difficult to identify which rules apply for such issues as protection, remuneration and supervision.
merely because they are in something that is so small as to be difficult to identify, or even, dare I say, to understand.
Citizens today are finding it difficult to identify with the European Union,
Such covert activities are difficult to identify as they do not become apparent until after the event.
no systematic monitoring that makes it very difficult to identify any positive or negative impact on gender equality.