Examples of using It becomes difficult in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
With so many choices, it becomes difficult for a person to choose the best one out of all.
But sometimes it becomes difficult when we want to access the apps on our phone through our desktop.
Otherwise it becomes difficult to discuss and handle the ethical problems that ethnicity can imply.
Ultimately, it becomes difficult for a person to view the territory without methods of fixing vision;
In such a situation, it becomes difficult for the prosecution to prove that rape has occurred.
And since several genes affect this pathology, it becomes difficult to keep the situation under control.
Without this understanding, it becomes difficult to prioritize what changes you can
However, there is not much data about this and thus it becomes difficult to count on.
However without much knowledge of how spreads on search engines work, it becomes difficult to understand and resolve DNS lodging.
because then it becomes difficult to correct oneself after choosing the wrong way.
holidays are filled with activities every waking minute, it becomes difficult to find time for recovery.
in terms of time constraints it becomes difficult cognitive task".
If someone is affected by Aagenaes Syndrome first in the family then it becomes difficult to diagnose until the lymphoedema symptom appears.
exchanges are connected, it becomes difficult for an individual bank to represent credibly everyone's interests.
in the case of after-markets with original equipment with a long replacement time, it becomes difficult for the customers to calculate the consequences of the tying.
the heart beats often and loudly, it becomes difficult to breathe- that's what people feel when they are in a panic attack.
After some time, it became difficult to maintain the camp.
Restrictions on the Copts' rights to Sudanese nationality followed, and it became difficult for them to obtain Sudanese nationality by birth or by naturalization, resulting in problems when attempting to travel abroad.
Each faced with the fact that it became difficult to breathe, and the air that enters the lungs,
The provocation worsened to the extent that it became difficult for the Companions to continue with their prayer.