Examples of using A difficulty in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
To help explore a difficulty, to see it, to feel it differently.
Survive a difficulty level, and you are granted an extra life.
There may be a difficulty.
But I intend not to place you under a difficulty.
What options are available to the citizen who encounters a difficulty?
We can say that they had a difficulty with this question.
there may be a difficulty with understanding.
There appears to be a difficulty for some member states to convert their national rules to European Part 66 standards.
I'm having a difficulty, and you can do me a favor for which I'm prepared to pay you.
This problem where the producer faces a difficulty to communicate value-adding information to a buyer is one of asymmetric information.
This represents a difficulty which is of prime concern to the Community
A difficulty with his theology is the fact that he had a mystical vision,
It is clear that this provision presents a difficulty as not all Member States are able to evaluate a fishery anywhere in the world where their vessels operate.
I do have a difficulty searching for fresh coconut milk that we usually use to flavor for curry recipe.
In this lesson the Apostle is explaining a difficulty which perhaps more than any other trivial question was troublesome to the early Church.
But the Council of Ancyra does furnish a difficulty, for the text seems to permit chorepiscopi to ordain priests.
The"immoral inertia" is a difficulty with which it comes to discourage someone against immoral behaviour.
Increases experience on missions with a difficulty level of 5-9 while this buff is active about 20%Cooldown: 48 hours.
WHEN attempting to explain spiritual things, there is always a difficulty, particularly because we have only human words with which to express ourselves.
The date presents a difficulty, the time ranging,