Examples of using Even more difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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embittered pet, to socialize which will be even more difficult.
It is even more difficult when the Union takes one view
The task will be even more difficult because we in Europe have become used to certain facilities;
Finally, I should like to draw attention to the even more difficult situation of milk producers in mountain areas, the producers I represent.
Regrettably, the Commission has not only shifted its own responsibilities onto the European Parliament: it is now making our work even more difficult by ensuring that we do not receive sufficient information.
which makes this issue even more difficult.
Problems with the septic drain that must be frequently emptied because there's so much water in the soil here, and it becomes even more difficult during the rainy season.
Against the backdrop of the current economic crisis, it is even more difficult for Roma citizens to access the labour market,
I have to stick to the measures as announced and I find it even more difficult to speculate about the ramifications of the subject as I am not the Commissioner specifically in charge.
making life even more difficult for the civilian population.
You will find it even more difficult to convince a businessman that this worker has to keep on working longer,
a future with even higher temperatures and with even more difficult global environmental risks.".
they undertake not to make the internal market in these products even more difficult by doing so,
And that's what makes this even more difficult.
Even more difficult is finding a place to park.
That is even more difficult”, exclaimed the man.
Tonight, I will make it even more difficult.
This is even more difficult to accomplish than it sounds.
You may find it even more difficult to sleep tonight.