Examples of using More difficulty in English and their translations into Italian
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However, services related to dependency related to aging have resulted in costs that the younger generation has more and more difficulty in assuming both financially and morally.
We should say'no', because everything suggests that a European Union of sixteen will have more difficulty making decisions that the European Union of twelve.
It would then become less attractive for people to sneak across the border because they would experience more difficulty in finding employment.
one that involves more difficulty in all the Easter Sevillana, especially for the passage of pallium.
the enemy planes have more difficulty to shoot you.
And what they taught us was that designing a checklist to help people handle complexity actually involves more difficulty than I had understood.
Saline waters also present more difficulty than freshwater in the conversion processes to fuel.
He may, however, have more difficulty in persuading the Court of Auditors that we should support the core funding that would undoubtedly be necessary in order to establish such a broadcasting medium.
had more difficulty, and ended up anchored for the night in a precarious situation,
Among the first cars the Status seemed to have more difficulty because even in the warm-up Stirling run at a quite high time.
The geologists have more and more difficulty to discover new petroleum-fields while in parallel the demand does not stop growing.
can be changed, with more difficulty, through surgery, medications,
it certainly poses a little more difficulty.
most people flying are having more difficulty getting the right fares.
they have more difficulty than SMEs in finding the necessary funding.
even in small circles, then with how much more difficulty is the synthesis of subtlest energies assimilated!
we feel weaker and have more difficulty.
who would have even more difficulty in assessing market shares,
Companies with a high concentration of their activities in the Paris region will, ceteris paribus, find more difficulty in gain ing approval in comparison to those with a high proportion of their ac tivity in the provinces.