Examples of using Difficult to write in English and their translations into Spanish
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Scripting: It's not difficult to write macros, and AutoHotkey provides extensive instructions and support;
Some people find it difficult to write technically, others struggle with more generically informative writing. .
It's not difficult to write a poem, but to have the heart to write one.
I meant that it is extremely difficult to write a cogent novel that mixes fact with fiction in a way that captures a reader's attention.
But it's very difficult to write a book on someone who's real,
And as Darren Rowse points outs,"It's more difficult to write compelling content that keeps readers coming back.
it's very difficult to write.
Summer is here and it is quite difficult to write good articles when temperatures are close to 40 ºC.
Have to admit, it becomes very difficult to write a new and fresh erotic scene.
Unfortunately, these programs are very difficult to write and only a small handful exist with limited capabilities.
It is difficult to write about an empty vessel, but extremely easy to comment
It's a grave tale, Snipe, and difficult to write, but I am sure you can rise to the occasion.
An effective letter of inquiry is often more difficult to write than a full proposal.
However, we recommend that you avoid using deny-based policies with DynamoDB because they are difficult to write correctly, compared to allow-based policies.
but I found it difficult to write a program.
It is difficult to write in the middle of the hurricane;
Robert Holmes said of The Deadly Assassin that it was difficult to write a script without anyone for the Doctor to share his thoughts
it is almost as difficult to write an animistic film focusing on a single person.
The configuration shown in Figure 8 can make it very difficult to write from the DVD or CD drive to the PX-850A at maximum rated speed using“on-the-fly” copying.
Writers found it increasingly difficult to write Superman stories in which the character was believably challenged,