Examples of using Difficult to overcome in English and their translations into Swedish
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the Council puts the European Commission in a position that is very difficult to overcome.
more sons, it is difficult to overcome the desire to give birth to their sister.
they will be difficult to overcome- one thinks, for example, of the high cost of social insurance in Germany,
In the current financial crisis in which the impact on the real economy is becoming increasingly difficult to overcome, tourism seems to be a sector with huge potential to be severely affected either directly or indirectly.
legal factors, some of which are deep-rooted and difficult to overcome.
the controversy surrounding the Maastricht Treaty, which is all the more difficult to overcome since the recent upturn's sustainability and impact on employment has been faltering and unsure.
women as a result of existing stereotypes which are difficult to overcome.
It is clear that their geographical isolation from the rest of the world will be difficult to overcome without the active involvement of large neighbours,
which can create problems; these can be particularly difficult to overcome in the case of cross-border
which is most difficult to overcome in Belarus.
since we knew from the start that the obstacles would be difficult to overcome.
they are suffering from an authenticity deficit that is going to be very difficult to overcome.
the risk of data abuse unaddressed78, it may be difficult to overcome consumer reluctance,
which is so exhausting and difficult to overcome; I know it very well.
developing the productive forces; it is necessary to overcome the resistance(frequently passive, which is particularly stubborn and particularly difficult to overcome) of the numerous survivals of small-scale production;
which is so exhausting and difficult to overcome; I know it very well.
resistance in those countries, which could be difficult to overcome.
now find themselves in a crisis situation that will be difficult to overcome, a crisis not of their making,
where the prerequisites for such do not exist, and it is difficult to overcome the problems through the current regulations.
also harsh and difficult to overcome.