Examples of using Very difficult to detect in English and their translations into Spanish
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The worst forms of child labour were very difficult to detect at the national level because central Government had very few investigators.
And as with all waves, it's very difficult to detect a significant ttern-- what surfers like to call the dominant swell-- amid other swells.
Because of its specific methods and techniques, even the most specialized intelligence agencies have found it very difficult to detect this type of activity.
Identity theft itself is very difficult to detect and reports only come from organizations that lose data.
Some falsified medicinal products are almost visually identical to the genuine product and very difficult to detect without analysis.
as they are very difficult to detect.
make the exercise of market power particularly likely but also very difficult to detect.
Since trafficking is very difficult to detect, it is impossible to say if there has been an increase
which explains why they are very difficult to detect.
This can make them very difficult to detect.
in the informal sector it was very difficult to detect violations.
distribute and yet is very difficult to detect due to the high performance
The escapes are very difficult to detect.
And it may be very difficult to detect the shift.
Passive attacks are very difficult to detect because they do not involve any alteration of the data.
A very difficult to manually detect or remove for that matter.
The disease is very difficult to detect, but sometimes there are signals.
Tuberculosis can be very difficult to detect in people who are HIV-positive.
Mostly solitary and very difficult to detect when not singing.
Applied with the right dosage, cyanide was very difficult to detect.