Examples of using May make it difficult in English and their translations into Spanish
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Citronella's distinctive odor may make it difficult for pests to locate a host.
Stretch skin for better skin contact the contours of the skin may make it difficult for the SKIN CONTACT SENSORS to be fully depressed in certain areas.
However, due to its blowback design the recoil spring is designed to be stronger than usual, which may make it difficult to rack the slide.
Damaged infrastructure and communications may make it difficult to maintain control
TRIPS implementation in other countries may make it difficult to import these medicines.
Some labour market regulations may make it difficult and costly for firms to replace workers with new labour-saving technologies,
The objective is to simplify and/ or eliminate bureaucratic barriers that may make it difficult for professionals and companies to do business in the country,
Your injuries may make it difficult or impossible for you to work
refrain from all illegal acts that may make it difficult to restart the process.
or fan may make it difficult to hear the other party.
The Committee's usual conciseness may make it difficult for some readers to understand a passage in its Views that we regard as particularly significant.
A clogged air filter may make it difficult or impossible to start the engine
A clogged air cleaner may make it difficult or impossible to start the engine
Various veto points may make it difficult for political systems to create the requisite conditions for accountability.
A clogged air cleaner may make it difficult or impossible to start the engine
The discretionary nature of the right of a State to expel aliens may make it difficult to establish the arbitrary character of an expulsion.
this factor will continue to influence prices and may make it difficult to guarantee adequate remuneration for farmers.
legal requirements may make it difficult to file a claim on that policy.
The special nature of UNIDO's activities may make it difficult to fully achieve this,
Lack of definiteness may make it difficult for the parties to draw up a countertrade agreement that will provide a sufficient assurance that the negotiations for the conclusion of a supply contract, containing tenns acceptable to both parties, will be successful.