Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Greek
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it is difficult to take the audience's attention from it.
That is why it is sometimes very difficult to take a position on the scientific evidence.
But it is very difficult to take further-reaching measures at this point
but it is difficult to take the form of financial assistance when it comes to real money.
Mr President, I find it very difficult to take seriously a debate about voluminous documents that only a real euro-nerd would be able to read, let alone understand.
It's difficult to take people seriously when they use criteria such as“no brownshirts” or the(non-)existence of mass parties,“backward agrarian sectors,” or any other costume or socio-economic metric culled from the 1930s.
in which he feels comfortable, it is very difficult to take the responsibility of leading Argentina to become champions by himself.
the system is more difficult to take the high relative density of copper tungsten alloy.
it is very difficult to take a creative leap,
making it difficult to take effective decisions
firmly saying they find it difficult to take a tech break,
Choose ingredients A lot of nuances in the form of the presence of variousAdditives are difficult to take into account when choosing,
because it is difficult to take from those who have more;
is not very difficult to take apart and as long as you have a Pentalobe screwdriver you should be able to pop the hood
It is difficult to take into account the various requirements
We found it is so difficult to take Mae Perm body to bury,
more difficult to take into account and judge the surrounding situation;
it can be difficult to take it as a compliment, but that definitely means that she is totally loyal to you
Efforts to combat the[terrorist] threat in Europe were sometimes slowed by legal protections that made it difficult to take firm judicial action against suspected terrorists, asylum laws that afforded loopholes, the absence of adequate legislation,
Because it is difficult to take into account or measure all the benefits an undertaking may reap from an additional investment- the enhancement of its'green image' for example- the amount of aid cannot reach 100% of eligible costs,