Examples of using Difficult to live in English and their translations into French
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in Japan, people were finding it increasingly difficult to live decently in their old age.
While it may be difficult to live with someone who is shutting you out of her life one minute
This table provides a summary of the key factors that contribute to vulnerability to HIV or make it difficult to live positively as represented by each Vulnerability Card.
one that made him constantly irritable and difficult to live with.
Robert's power was becoming increasingly difficult to live with, and the position of MacDougall's was becoming critical.
Blueair's founder Bengt Rittri noticed that it was becoming increasingly difficult to live and work in a clean-air environment.
It was necessary to realise that it was a question of the outcome of a process which had developed over a number of years with some moments more intense and more difficult to live; with specific persons
what factor is the most difficult to live with.
coldness that can make real stone tiles so difficult to live with.
more the conflict becomes vigorous and difficult to live.
Reducing our integration policies to signals that make our countries“less attractive” to potential migrants abroad will only make our societies more difficult to live in for all of us.
if it were not so we would have been much more difficult to live within time and we did much less.
a greater man than he who lives in the world; it is much more difficult to live in the world and worship God than to give it up and live a free and easy life.
I'm very difficult to live with.
It's both desired and feared, difficult to live with.
Gibbs was a bit difficult to live with for a while after that.
It's difficult to live like this, with little means,
harsh climate, though difficult to live in, make it perfect for all manner of study.
She believes that the stigma related to mental illness is sometimes more difficult to live with than the illness itself.