Examples of using Difficult to take in English and their translations into Portuguese
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When we disagree, it is difficult to take forward any agenda, so the transatlantic relationship allows us to achieve together results which we cannot achieve alone.
This made it much more difficult to take any measures to mitigate the effects of the disaster.
That is why it is sometimes very difficult to take a position on the scientific evidence.
it is difficult to take far-reaching decisions on removing certain products from the market.
finding it difficult to take the initiative and become unsure of himself.
was very quiet but no elevator so slightly difficult to take ALL our stuff up the stairs.
The rhythm of the Conference of the Parties makes it difficult to take political initiatives between conferences.
Even for me it was difficult to take, it took me a year before I lost my fear
made during the 1990s, were difficult to take and side effects were common
A hungry,"flat" bedbug is not difficult to take with your fingers, but even crush- it can press so tightly against a flat surface.
It can be difficult to take all of our influences and make them sound like a new,
If oil is difficult to take, then you can wash it with warm water.
We know it will be difficult to take time, but nobody said that dreams were easy to fulfill.
Due to the level of anonymity it is difficult to take legal action against those responsible for these acts.
it's still difficult to take action, especially in some poor countries
It is a backless dress, difficult to take a picture hanging on a hanger
If the next fortresses will be so difficult to take, this war will be a long one.
Difficult to take a live woman up the side of a water tank,
However, it becomes difficult to take when we make efforts to uphold the law and in response we
The same is true with the Czechoslovak border where the present arrangements make it very difficult to take the necessary action.