Examples of using It would be difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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if girls had"too much education", it would be difficult for them to find husbands.
It would be difficult to find, in recent history,
And I think it would be difficult to love someone if you fall off the building.
The latter was closely related to transparency, since it would be difficult to hold someone accountable without transparency with regard to violations.
I thought it would be difficult to have everyone playing as Kirby,
it's pretty obvious that it would be difficult to build a long terms sustainable business for the target demographic based on the audience size.
Unfortunately, as long as such stereotypes existed, it would be difficult to enforce legislation on gender equality.
Without disaggregated data it would be difficult to tackle extreme poverty among indigenous peoples.
Another area in which it would be difficult to change people's mentalities was that of family violence.
Mr. Popkov(Belarus) said that it would be difficult for arbitral tribunals to interpret what was meant by"tantamount to diplomatic protection.
It would be difficult to disappear me after this and it would protect you if you found me.
we knew it would be difficult.
Because the soliton keeps changing frequency and amplitude, it would be difficult to achieve an exact match.
We really would have loved to port it to the original Nintendo 3DS, but it would be difficult with a game like Xenoblade Chronicles.
while in others it would be difficult.
When asked, several Moroccans thought that it would be difficult to have mixed Reflect circles because of gender, based social restrictions
Unless a solution to the major outstanding substantive issues emerged very soon, it would be difficult to assemble and coordinate all the provisions in such a way that the Statute would be ready for adoption later in the week.
raised by Mr. Salama, he agreed that it would be difficult to have detailed international standards
Without relevant information, it would be difficult to convince policy makers