Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Often very difficult in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Today they have abandoned the pulse control because the pulse is often very difficult to know.
Convincing the market of the merits of their environmental technology is often very difficult for producers, and especially for SMEs.
A divide which is very real, but often very difficult to trace and to define.
She works with many other organisations to find practical solutions to often very difficult issues.
But even when new jobs are created it is often very difficult for young people to successfully enter the job market.
then incarnate into greatly diverse and often very difficult circumstances.
but it is often very difficult for leaders to identify all the problem areas hiding within their company bureaucracy.
It is often very difficult to keep abreast of the works,
As a result, it is often very difficult to ascribe works simply signed'Oyens' to the right twin.
This was often very difficult, especially in emergencies
In the subject of law, translation is often very difficult because legal codes in active force in different countries are not isomorphic, and therefore, often untranslatable.
It is often very difficult to evaluate the real economic impact of a system of tax incentives.
If a cyber-attack can be directly attributed to a state, which is often very difficult to prove.
but it is often very difficult to forecast.
it is often very difficult to find a path.
And I have a strong feeling that he is here with me to protect me and to help me on my often very difficult road.
there are curbs imposed by those who practise indirect discrimination, which is often very difficult to expose.
This period is often very difficult as the support which was initially granted by the state ends
It is often very difficult to remove these tumors,
complex graphic design applications are often very difficult to set up and require extensive training before they can be used effectively.