Examples of using Difficult to separate in English and their translations into Swedish
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but it's difficult to separate rumors from facts.
Ongoing discussions indicate that it may potentially prove difficult to separate the first-pillar environmental component(the greening of direct payments)
A lot of plastic packaging is perceived as difficult to separate as they consist of different materials.
It is difficult to separate social media management from a CRM,
De Silguy, Commission.-(FR) These two questions are very much related and it is difficult to separate them because they rightly raise the problem of the cost of banking transactions now that the euro has been introduced.
It is very difficult to separate original system files from the one this Trojan creates upon entering a new PC,
These two questions are very much related and it is difficult to separate them because they rightly raise the problem of the cost of banking transactions now that the euro has been introduced.
most other economic activities, private life and working life is difficult to separate.
which are difficult to separate by distillation due to their similar boiling points 4 °C difference at ambient pressure.
In a world where it is becoming increasingly difficult to separate education from training
as the effects of influenza difficult to separate from the effects of the First world war.
characterized by the presence of viscous, difficult to separate sputum;
closely interwoven aspects which are difficult to separate; whereas, as a result, the Centre must
It's difficult to separate your feelings.
It is extremely difficult to separate the waste and the lupulin precisely.
I knew it would be difficult to separate them… Flint and Silver.
as has been said, not that of an accountant declaring that individual bookkeeping items are difficult to separate.
It is sometimes difficult to separate the noise from an offending piece of equipment when there are several other fans and cooling devices in a courtyard or on a roof.
and it is difficult to separate their independent effects.
Firstly, foreign policy requires coordination with many other areas, and it is difficult to separate it from work in the area of, for example, development policy,