Examples of using Difficult to handle in English and their translations into Norwegian
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wavy hair can be difficult to handle.
they're just as difficult to handle.
For products which are difficult to handle, the CRYOLINE® SC in-line tunnel freezer uses a patented disposable foil belt.
The back of a large area is difficult to handle the traditional mechanical means,
The traditional commercial process had been becoming difficult to handle and there were heavy demands to process.
we can see that it is difficult to handle specific cases.
values that can be difficult to handle and change.
has been handling people who are difficult to handle all day, the wrong thing to do is to run away from all the people there are in the world.
making it mechanically more difficult to handle(even though it is substantially less toxic and requires far fewer precautions).
Then there is a schism, and for some difficult to handle and tolerate it as I keep up when it gets in their religious
Gambling problems and the consequences that sometimes come with them can be difficult to handle on your own. That is why we recommend turning to an organisation that specialises in helping people with gambling-related issues to get the support needed in such situations.
Then there is a schism, and for some difficult to handle and tolerate it as I keep up when it gets in their religious
But such discrimination can be difficult to handle.
Haddock is a good edible fish, but is difficult to handle.
However, it is very difficult to handle the last minute request.
Unfortunately, the closure of the bottle is somewhat difficult to handle.
is usually difficult to handle.
She's difficult to handle, if that's what you mean.
Coupons, campaigns and plastic loyalty cards are often time consuming and difficult to handle.
But in the last couple of months, brad became, um, Very difficult to handle.