Examples of using Is especially difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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Effective border control is especially difficult in a region with dense tropical rainforests,
This task is especially difficult at present when the recently acquired habit of eating"snack foods" such as corn curls,
And that multi-step problem is especially difficult on mobile devices, presenting an awkward user experience
The calculus is especially difficult in places such as the Democratic Republic of the Congo,
The end of the sceattas is especially difficult to pinpoint, and it is likely that there was a period of some decades in the middle of the 8th century when very few if any coins were being produced in England.
in addition to containing fuel oil sludge which is especially difficult to extract and decant utilizing conventional methods,
the situation in the country of origin is especially difficult.
non point-source pollution(e.g., from dispersed small-scale agricultural activities) is especially difficult to manage, even in developed countries.
something highly recommended as parking in the area is especially difficult.
discrimination is on the employee(unless the issue is one of sex discrimination), substantiation of discrimination is especially difficult when the right to career advancement is debated.
point of view is especially difficult to accept considering that many of the prospective investors would have been companies of the United States,” notes the tribunal.
Cases are especially difficult for the family.
Therefore, the real ones are especially difficult to find outside of Galicia.
For enterprises, privileged accounts are especially difficult to manage.
However, establishing contact with irregular migrants was especially difficult, even for NGOs.
But remember, some things are especially difficult for the child with a disability.
Unexploded munitions were especially difficult to clear.
The greatest trophies are especially difficult to catch.
Warts involving these areas are especially difficult to treat.
Informal or unorganized religions are especially difficult to count.