Examples of using Making it difficult in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The information provided in the National Reform Programme on energy measures is limited, however, making it difficult to assess their feasibility and cost-effectiveness.
are very prone to false positives, making it difficult to identify true threats
easy to ridicule and too complex and obscure to explain, making it difficult for'yes' campaigners in any country in a referendum.
responsibility issues making it difficult to enforce existing legislation
These types of medicines will reduce you alertness levels making it difficult for you to drive and use machines.
The Court noted significant weaknesses regarding the reporting of achievement of EU targets, making it difficult for the Commission to monitor performance.
To complicate matters, young brown dwarfs evolve rapidly, making it difficult to catch them when they are first born.
can be prone to false positives, making it difficult to identify true threats
not that“I became successful because…”- making it difficult to spread the good examples.
are especially prone to false positives, making it difficult to identify true threats
The main problem with eyelash growth serums is that there are hundreds of brands on the market making it difficult to choose one.
Product only has been on the market since 2015, making it difficult to find reviews online.
Negative thinking slows down brain co-ordination, making it difficult to process thoughts
To do so, we are working together at European level to make the system more transparent, making it difficult for potential tax evaders to move profits elsewhere.
not yet making it difficult to get around.
We would do better to incorporate a disciplinary procedure for Commissioners instead of once again making it difficult for MEPs to do the job they are paid to do.
In an intelligent move the Inca's flooded the plains below their stronghold making it difficult for the horses to manoeuvre.
Communication within an information silo is always vertical, making it difficult or impossible for the system to work with unrelated systems”.
Now, the effect is randomly dispersed, making it difficult to pinpoint the source,
The spies encrypted the data that they stole, making it difficult for investigators to know exactly what data was taken.