Examples of using Particularly difficult in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Bars and restaurants have proved to be a particularly difficult area of regulation.
Your job is particularly difficult, because of the need for unanimity.
The situation is particularly difficult for graduates, older people and women.
In particularly difficult cases, the dosage can be doubled.
In particularly difficult cases, maintenance therapy continues throughout life.
This spring has been particularly difficult for allergy sufferers.
This is particularly difficult to reconcile with the country's high labour costs.
In particularly difficult cases, chemotherapy may be necessary.
The first stage seems to be particularly difficult, though Jill as think it through.
A particularly difficult problem is the maintenance of children of preschool age.
This is most visible on particularly difficult tasks.
It is not a particularly difficult thing….
Caring for a hybrid tea rose is not particularly difficult.
other servants in particularly difficult situations.
Scorched supply chains would put manufacturing companies in a particularly difficult position.
is not particularly difficult.
It has been particularly difficult to choose a winner this year.
Subsequent care for the leaf celery is not particularly difficult.
Sometimes even cesarean section is practiced(in particularly difficult cases).
The technology of such an association is not particularly difficult from the point of view of construction.