Examples of using Particularly hard in English and their translations into Swedish
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For particularly hard materials useful function such as a hammer drilling.
Granite is a particularly hard, mineral rock with a high quartz and feldspar content.
Nor was it particularly hard or straining to vomit.
 What aspects of the faith are particularly hard to understand for people today?
Is it particularly hard today?
The baby's unpredictability may be particularly hard to endure.
This can be a particularly hard pitfall for anyone who has a platform that extends beyond their friends and family.
It is particularly hard for the less developed Member States to find these resources,
The transition economies in the new Member States have been hit particularly hard by the steel restructuring.
leave provision have been particularly hard hit, which has serious, adverse repercussions,
That proof may be particularly hard to provide if the products are only partly interchangeable.
resisted particularly hard.
Several countries have worked particularly hard on this issue that is crucial to our countries' independence,
Therefore, it is possible that the Russian government will not be particularly hard to"harness" for the man who now takes a very radical stance against the Kremlin.
The poor are also affected particularly hard by flooding during the monsoon rains, cyclones and tsunamis that often affect the low-lying country.
News, Staff memo The corporate bond market has been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus pandemic in both Sweden and other countries.
Young people, women, older people and people with disabilities have a particularly hard time of it.
To these two crises we now have to add the financial crisis, which hits our eastern neighbourhood particularly hard.
Negative ions are particularly hard to model, as the electrons must share the attraction from the core.
The corporate bond market has been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus pandemic in both Sweden and other countries.