Examples of using It is difficult to know in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
It is difficult to know the different details that are being wiped out in a subtle patlanine.
Mr President, listening to the debate, it is difficult to know what report some of the speakers have read.
As it is difficult to know where to draw the line between normal bleeding
Since the viscous coupling unit is a sealed unit it is difficult to know if the viscous fluid has become too thick- it is not like the oil where you can pull out the dipstick and see how it looks.
The challenge of building muscle mass in this day and age is there is so much bogus information floating around out there that it is difficult to know what is fact
This is usually because a key word in the text is used only once(or rarely), and so it is difficult to know what the author is saying unless it can be inferred from the context.
It's difficult to know at what point you call it a cure.
It's difficult to know if a link to a website is suspicious.
It's difficult to know what else to say.
It's difficult to know what information's important.
But it's difficult to know how many survive.
It was difficult to know where to start.
It was difficult to know how much food to prepare in advance.
Often it's difficult to know what to say or do.
It's difficult to know who to trust.
It's difficult to know," Bast said.
Costs will vary and it's difficult to know which are the most reasonable.
It's difficult to know how many chances she will have.