Examples of using The more difficult in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
The more difficult task of reforming the rules governing other kinds of contracts has received little attention.
At the moment this looks all the more difficult because the concept of metropolitan areas is a rather recent phenomenon,
The more difficult the song is the more expressive
Despite the more difficult scenario due to a lower SNR
that is exactly what you can expect as you go through the more difficult phases of your journey.
I'm a lady, sir…,… and that makes it all the more difficult for me to do this…,…
Whereas it is all the more difficult to prove discrimination when it is indirect;
It is all the more difficult to find a consensus on what is useful
I'm so pleased we're having success, Harold, but to be honest it makes this call all the more difficult.
You may find it will help you over some of the more difficult obstacles.
making it all the more difficult to maintain balance.
parcice for the easy mode and power up for the more difficult challenge mode.
makes it all the more difficult for the public to look at it as a convenient and accessible option.
This exercise was all the more difficult as, unlike the practice at DG Competition and DG Trade[40],
We Hungarians have set off on the more difficult path: our own children instead of immigrants;
On 1-2 September 1930, Costes with Maurice Bellonte, flew the"Point d'Interrogation" from Paris to New York, as the first heavier-than-air aircraft to reach New York in the more difficult westbound direction between the North American and European mainlands.
this document focuses on the more difficult segment, that of what might be called the"non-bankable" market8.