Examples of using Was extremely difficult in English and their translations into Greek
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In Anna's case this was extremely difficult, as the shape of her feet required her to balance her weight on her little toes.
the access to old movies made by great directors that was extremely difficult for us, is now made easier.
It was extremely difficult for me to take the history from a little child whose language I did not speak.
After World War I the political situation in Austria was extremely difficult, exacerbated by runaway inflation.
my parents would go on holidays without me, which was extremely difficult.
Furthermore, the situation of the small number of convinced socialists who formed part of the Commune was extremely difficult.
Obviously what happened in the first half of 2015 under minister Varoufakis was extremely difficult and it caused great rupture.
That is why I made this decision today which was extremely difficult for me.”.
stop at“Kamena” neighborhood where, due to weather conditions, the shoot was extremely difficult.
notably the Orthodox and Greek Catholic churches, was extremely difficult for many years during the communist regime.
This past winter was extremely difficult, with daily cuts
Life in Moria was extremely difficult not only because of unhygienic conditions
While Emmalynn's death was extremely difficult for Cori and the family,
Life in Moria was extremely difficult not only because of unhygienic conditions
testing for laboratory-made compounds was extremely difficult.
Because these filters are coated reflection(mirror) was extremely difficult to be photographed
Finding clear water at that height was extremely difficult and as a result of that monks constructed a huge barell in which they were collecting rain water both for drinking
He had been sitting at the time and it was extremely difficult for him to get up by reason of his having two artificial legs,
If the early home environment was extremely difficult for you as a child due to one
Danson argued that assessing the abilities of children at the age of four was extremely difficult, and much would depend on the manner that the DfE decided to use for the baseline check.
