Examples of using Making it difficult in English and their translations into Slovak
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What makes this really dangerous disease is the fact that develops deep into the body, making it difficult to detect.
Choking is a condition which can occur when food particles become trapped in a person's airway making it difficult for him to breathe and speak.
The divergent views expressed in the course of the consultation, while making it difficult to establish major points of consensus,
removing any incentive to innovate and making it difficult to launch joint initiatives at national
China Social Credit writes that this system will allow trustworthy citizens wander freely in the sky, while making it difficult for the disadvantaged to be able to take a single step.
modified your Internet Proxy settings, therefore making it difficult to get online,
In this way, hemoglobin reduction occurs in the blood, making it difficult to transport oxygen to the cells that causes classic symptoms of anemia such as excessive fatigue,
sometimes do not manifest themselves, making it difficult- if not impossible- to identify the imminent onset.
distancing a person from real-life relationships thus making it difficult to deal with stress.
When harvesting, it is necessary to take into account that the roots of a given plant left in the ground for the next year can grow significantly, making it difficult for subsequent crop rotation.
kicks that can occur during the day or at night, making it difficult for the mother to sleep.
these same qualities do not always show their best in girls, making it difficult to integrate them into society.
months before any fraudulent use, making it difficult to identify the source of the compromise.
which may dictate to the buyer how such slots can be used, making it difficult for competition authorities to analyse possible competition concerns.
biodiversity remains a problem, making it difficult to obtain fully reliable figures,
months before any fraudulent use, making it difficult to identify the source of the compromise.
multi-layered approaches to conduct fraud, making it difficult for authorities to investigate and suppress such activity.
inclinations towards immediate gratification, making it difficult to recognize and respect the hierarchy of the true values of human existence;
multilayeredapproaches to conduct fraud, making it difficult for authorities to investigate and suppress such activity.