Examples of using Somewhat difficult in English and their translations into Romanian
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also somewhat difficult to assess at this stage.
How to Write More Articles can be somewhat difficult if you do not know where to get inspiration for writing more articles.
Therefore, to handle this way a large number of children will be somewhat difficult.
Treating patients with Raynaud's disease is somewhat difficult, since it is necessary to first establish a specific cause that triggered the development of this pathology.
Secondly, access to the contents of lockers in this case will be somewhat difficult.
Secondly, we have duly taken into account the sensitivities of the European textile industry and the somewhat difficult position this industry might be in.
However, the installation work is somewhat difficult, and the textile itself is actively"overgrown" with dust.
which makes learning and upbringing somewhat difficult.
So 430 is somewhat difficult to form, 304 is easier to form and weld.
though it is technically possible is normally somewhat difficult to conduct and needs specialized equipment to facilitate.
The only emotion actuating you which is somewhat difficult for them to comprehend is the legacy of animal fear that bulks so large in the mental life of the average inhabitant of Urantia.
This is also somewhat difficult because the net energy gain of fossil fuels is dropping,
Finding work may be somewhat difficult if you don't speak Danish,
Diagnosis of the state is somewhat difficult in view ofpresence of a large number of nonspecific symptoms,
It was only a weekend somewhat difficult.
It is a somewhat difficult matter to distinguish between Christian doctrines and facts.
it can be somewhat difficult to locate at times.
Navigating against this current is proving to be somewhat… difficult.
Not only is paying for the software somewhat difficult, but real-time responses take a couple of days as well.
It's a bit more complicated than an appendage exchange and somewhat difficult to put into words,