Examples of using Difficult to overcome in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Lord Krishna therefore says in Bhagavad-gita,“This divine energy of Mine, consisting of the three modes of material nature, is difficult to overcome.
The Lord says,“This Divine Energy of Mine consisting of the three modes of material nature is difficult to overcome.”.
some of which are deep-rooted and difficult to overcome.
are deeply rooted in society and difficult to overcome in the short-term.
There is another threat that's often overlooked and difficult to overcome; Social Engineering.
dangerous and more difficult to overcome than the former.
each time you get a little more difficult to overcome the missions.
When you have ordained Jesus as Lord in your heart- that He is the boss- then it is not really so difficult to overcome.
Readers and viewers are difficult to overcome such influence of artistic images,
social imbalances on a local or global scale prove difficult to overcome.
certain training problems that are difficult to overcome compared to their healthy colleagues(due to problems such as transport, accessibility, poor equipment etc.), mental exercise can become extremely important.
In the current financial crisis in which the impact on the real economy is becoming increasingly difficult to overcome, tourism seems to be a sector with huge potential to be severely affected either directly or indirectly.
differences in sensitivity towards the problem of immigration mean that the unequal involvement of the Member States in this field of Community policy seems to be a permanent problem that is difficult to overcome.
Was difficult to overcome.
Was it difficult to overcome addiction?
Was the language barrier difficult to overcome?
Years of habits are difficult to overcome.
Why is it difficult to overcome depression?
But fear is so difficult to overcome.
Alcoholism and drug abuse are difficult to overcome.