Examples of using Difficult to control in English and their translations into Polish
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In the shadow economy, cash turnover is difficult to control, so the calculation of"live" money can act as a means of evading taxes and the basis of other illegal actions.
My current condition is extremely volatile, difficult to control, especially during the initial moments trying to interface with new tech,
The European Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 1/2003 has noted that the system of equivalence is unnecessarily complex and difficult to control.
This leads to another problem-dark energy can be too difficult to control in this code circuit.
Quite difficult to control this process and to follow,
Snareweight adds mass to your snare head which will help to smooth out the lower-mid ringing frequencies that can often be very difficult to control by other methods.
process parameters are difficult to control, which in turn may affect the dimensional accuracy of the product.
technological parameters are difficult to control, which may affect the dimensional accuracy of products.
Naturally, this process is very difficult to control and even more difficult to withstand such diets, because you have
that the financial system has become difficult to control.
which are more difficult to control, and all these challenges create the urgent need to make the developing countries' population more resistant to systemic social deficiencies.
This is simply due to the fact that blood hormone levels are more difficult to control with a slow acting injectable,
otherwise negotiations can turn into examining each other's legs which are much more difficult to control than a person or hands.
distribution is difficult to control, so the performance is unstable,
In its Special Report No 1/2003 the Court criticised prefinancing for being cumbersome, difficult to control and not serving its original purpose, which was to
other users of asbestos-containing products is extremely difficult to control and may greatly exceed current limit values on an intermittent basis
one consequence which the Patient Directive in its current form might have for the healthcare sector is to make it very difficult to control public spending.
resulting in high purity molybdenum powder content of impurity elements is difficult to control.
it is totally dilapidated, enabling it to ensure the security of the country which is vast and very difficult to control and to prevent further humanitarian crises.