Examples of using Difficult to put in English and their translations into Italian
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One drawback: it is more difficult to put into practice.
Simple answers to  international crises are often difficult to put into practice.
But the allergy-approach is difficult to put into practice.
Tasks that are easily described but difficult to put in practice.
one reason it's difficult to put on muscle mass is because nutrients have a hard time being delivered to  your muscle cells. It's that simple.
It's very difficult to put your finger on how it actually works with the audio books,
in part because it is very difficult to put a financial value on protecting human rights.
so it's difficult to put into words.
The Members of this House have made it quite clear that it would be enormously difficult to put such a system into practice.
For me it is difficult to put on an intelligent face
I have never felt anything quite like this before so it's difficult to put into words.
therefore it was difficult to put someone at work on the New Adventures of Sam Fisher;
Mm. And then I found your bloody shirt in the trash. It wasn't too difficult to put two and two together.
many moms start to  complain that it is becoming more and more difficult to put the baby to  bed.
but it is difficult to put.
I know that it will be difficult to put into practice and implement everywhere.
very difficult to put a lump on it But the surveillance team said without setting off an alarm.
Furthermore, they proved difficult to put into practice, in most cases leading to  a purely formal application(i.e., a box-ticking exercise), with no real qualitative assessment.
The myth that slings are difficult to put on usually refers to  scarf slings.
The friars find it uncomfortable or difficult to put on when they can hardly move any more.