Examples of using Rather difficult in English and their translations into Italian
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Following a rather difficult uphill slope.
Oh, I have just had a rather difficult day.
The discussions on governance were rather difficult.
Of course, the Council has a rather difficult meeting ahead of it over the next few days.
because speaking in these circumstances is rather difficult.
Mr President, it is rather difficult, on a day of national tragedy for Luxembourg- after 17 people died in an air accident- to move onto more mundane issues.
It is rather difficult to explain to outsiders that,
And plants sometimes find it rather difficult to move because there might be cities
In my group we find it rather difficult to accept some of the proposals that are before us for discussion today.
This path rather difficult, is exposed to the south
In the house of his Father it would have been rather difficult to make violent actions that would have brought him to death.
be rather difficult for a service provider to do so with a service.
Of course, on our own it is rather difficult: I suggest making use of the help of a spiritual director who knows how to conduct confession,
It's rather difficult or embarrassing as a human being for Me to tell you what should be the protocol of the Goddess.
Instead, the section designed to overcome the barrier of impervious Apuane, it was rather difficult and laborious achievement.
In the case of intra-EU trade it may become rather difficult to trace which kind of official identification is being used.
A double line rather difficult to manage due to the local traffic on one line and the long distance traffic of the Ventimiglia-Genoa-Milan and Rome-Pisa-Genoa-Turin.
It's a pilgrimage, but rather difficult this time you all had, but you managed it very nicely
it is indeed a rather difficult point and I think we should not rule on it now.
It is evident that the institution of sharía would render the lives of Christians rather difficult, and their very existence would be constantly in danger.