Examples of using Difficult to follow in English and their translations into Swedish
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which was called either difficult to follow or poorly designed.
ever changing so it is difficult to follow in its footsteps.
The field of carbon nanotube research has grown enormously during the last decade making it difficult to follow all the new results in this field.
it was also difficult to follow up actions.
because it is very difficult to follow a low-calorie diet
slower and more difficult to follow than payments in domestic currency.
Mr President, it was difficult to follow the previous speaker,
But the order was difficult to follow, because Russian planes came over the Gulf of Finland from their bases in Estonia,
They knew that her presentations could be perceived as boring and difficult to follow, so this time they wanted to try something new.
At first the track consisted of a stony path that was not difficult to follow.
in reality it is difficult to follow the exact packing plans,
the descriptions are difficult to follow and I wasn't at all sure that we could get it to work.
Comic books can be a little bit difficult to follow since characters are killed
Many patient discussion threads on the low FODMAP diet, however, call it difficult to follow, rigid, and depressing to figure out the more than 200 carbs that are“in” or“out.”.
some of the criteria Alfred Nobel established either left room for a range of possible interpretations or were difficult to follow in practice.
about which he spoke in such quick order that it was even difficult to follow everything in detail.
The Committee feels that the text is difficult to follow and lacks some reference numbers.
It was difficult to follow up and get a good overview of the current situation.".
making it difficult to follow the storyline.