Examples of using Hard to maintain in English and their translations into Romanian
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It is hard to maintain cars in good condition. Everything we do is make them points
The right talking-listening ratio is hard to maintain in groups, so the best you can do is try not to dominate the conversation.
Southerners were willing to fight long and hard to maintain the institution of slavery
These special bonuses are exclusively available on our site and we work hard to maintain this high standard
therefore we will always work hard to maintain a high standard of this commitment.
Europe“must work very hard to maintain its prosperity and way of life,” said Merkel.
As the versions drifted apart it became increasingly hard to maintain two versions. Hence the wordpress.
The empire his father had worked so hard to maintain was now in danger.
we physicists work very hard to maintain it in our labs.
tell them that you are a police officer in a position of authority that is very hard to maintain in a felonious pair of ball-huggers.
often it requires much longer preparation time and yet hard to maintain consistent quality.
continue to work hard to maintain their customers and help other new sales people, in time they can be successful.
And that's a silence that's just harder and harder to maintain.
It's getting harder and harder to maintain my sunny disposition, Smithers.
The movements force your body to work harder to maintain balance and stability.
a little harder to maintain than the mirror gloss finishing, but it provides a unic warmer feeling.
neither too soft nor too hard, to maintain deceleration below 50 g.
more and more modified they become harder to maintain and consume greater and greater amounts of development resource.
Another theory suggests that the cause is more about the way some unfamiliar situations make it harder to maintain our natural body posture.