Examples of using Difficult to read in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Official/political
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Computer
they are often quite difficult to read while driving at night,
If you do this, the resulting printout may be difficult to read, since Excel reduces the data to fit the page.
it can make the part in the shade difficult to read in a photo.
instructions are fairly clear, so you will not be difficult to read.
how can I find difficult to read, especially the yellows from the nitrate test of JBL.
A drawback of the EDGAR system is that the filings are highly stripped down and often difficult to read compared to annual reports received by shareholders.
The objective of this technique is to ensure that the text of the Web page is not difficult to read.
in my opinion rather small, difficult to read.
connecting lines would make the data more difficult to read.
uninteresting and difficult to read.
A significant drawback of this system is that the filings are highly stripped down and often difficult to read compared to annual reports received by shareholders.
for other reason difficult to read.
even difficult to read, to have its own personality.
People with presbyopia find it more difficult to read a book or a newspaper,
low contrast and poor definition make text difficult to read.
Although a corporate bond prospectus can be rather dense and difficult to read, most of the features discussed above are usually in the first few pages.
With time, the pages of my diary became more and more difficult to read as they yellowed, became brittle
As the Article has become difficult to read in its current version, the Commission proposes a new version, which respects the previous structure.
Fine typeface and other details will become more difficult to read, as well as text on signs.