Examples of using Much difficulty in English and their translations into Spanish
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though it still presents much difficulty.
Our pilot, Manuel Santos commented:"The Maxxis tires provided great traction and helped me get through the obstacles without much difficulty.
Even here, we discern that there are some measures which could be implemented without much difficulty.
do not involve much difficulty.
as we have done without much difficulty in previous years.
Sally asked me to help him to find the best recipe of apple pie a traditional recipe without much difficulty and whose ingredients are easy to find.
A recipe that everyone can do at home without much difficulty and whose ingredients are easy to find.
this combination presents great opportunity and much difficulty.
These organizations were able to benefit from FSC certification because they had the organisational structure in place to manage certification requirements without much difficulty.
which was mastered without much difficulty.
Papers could be obtained without much difficulty for refugee children, who were then included among national minority groups.
We found it without much difficulty, when, dismissing her,
In the first four months of her life when she lived with her parents and sister Irma González, she did not face too much difficulty.
This excursion does not involve much difficulty and is particularly recommended for families with children due to its short duration.
Unfortunately, during this same year, we had much difficulty ensuring that 2014 would be presented in the best of conditions.
You're right-- if we're having this much difficulty in our relationship now, what am I gonna expect once we get married?
Potential attackers may use brute force methods without much difficulty to gain access to devices or applications.
There is usually not much difficulty in knowing what facts
The composition of Götterdämmerung proceeded without much difficulty, as Wagner was now thoroughly familiar with his musical material
The Cube can be taken apart without much difficulty, typically by rotating the top layer by 45°