Examples of using Difficult to separate in English and their translations into Spanish
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The juvenile is similar, and both can be difficult to separate from the corresponding plumages of black-headed bunting.
pleasure have always been difficult to separate in our city.
then become difficult to separate.
Eco spoke about"soft" and"hard" communication, in a network where it is difficult to separate one from the other.
it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate ourselves from events that occur beyond our immediate regions.
it can be difficult to separate the effects of each of them.
covered with a second skin very thin, difficult to separate, and which gives it a certain bitterness.
forms a more sticky heavy oil that is difficult to separate.
the females of different species are difficult to separate.
species within are difficult to separate morphologically though some clearly distinct species are known.
As well, many newer dog breeds can be traced back to a common foundational breed making them difficult to separate genetically.
which makes the two difficult to separate.
it was difficult to separate issues of race,
Although it is difficult to separate climate change entirely from climate variability,
Other experts held the view that it was difficult to separate those mercenaries who had an"impure motive" from those who had a"pure motive"
in the wilds of which is difficult to separate the myths from the true information,
but it is difficult to separate natural fluctuations in local abundance from the effects of exploitation globally.
rather a religious group, that religion was often interlocked with ethnicity and that it was difficult to separate the two.
Second, there are a number of impacts of trade liberalization beyond NAFTA and it is difficult to separate the impact of NAFTA from those of the GATT and from general globalization and competitiveness issues.
mutually reinforcing that in reality can be difficult to separate out.