Examples of using Difficult to reach in English and their translations into Slovak
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removal of plaque from these difficult to reach areas.
including areas previously off limits, difficult to reach or lacking in services,
However, it should be understood that an oversized capacity will be difficult to reach from under the device without lifting it.
that aroused much emotion, and unanimity on the matter was difficult to reach;
It allows quick access to many areas that would otherwise be difficult to reach.
the special class removes stubborn dirt in difficult to reach areas.
If we look at the reports from the election campaign we can see that consensus is difficult to reach even within the same party.
it would be very difficult to reach the level of connecting with my Law Bodies.
the ARC Mate 120iD's J2 arm is ideally suited for welding in narrow and difficult to reach spaces.
If this is the underlying sentiment, then we should not be unduly surprised that it is so difficult to reach an agreement to define a future together.
it was difficult to reach potential customers in the bigger cities.
striped candy combo is good for getting jelly pieces that are stuck in difficult to reach areas e.g. corners.
those found in rare or difficult to reach habitats.
It offers the possibility to view difficult to reach areas in a comfortable way
vaccines and medicines to difficult to reach areas, saving lives,
Our next step must be to target the most difficult to reach, the poorest and the most disadvantaged people across the world.
Older low qualified workers are especially difficult to reach, even though they need lifelong learning most.
With an increasing number of Member States using exceptions, it will be much more difficult to reach agreement in the Council on ending the exceptions.
Thanks to them we have reached a number of partners what would otherwise be difficult to reach for us.”.
it will become much more difficult to reach the level of a native speaker.