Примеры использования Which sometimes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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continuous evaluation of existing programmes which sometimes outlive their utility
affects the mesenteric glands, which sometimes cannot probe.
The GDS allows a travel agent to view a wide range of information, which sometimes requires several pages on a terminal screen.
Next was Różycki's"clock" method, which sometimes made it possible to determine which rotor was at the right-hand side of the Enigma machine on a given day.
An awareness-raising campaign has also been carried out to address social customs which sometimes prevent girls from attaining a university education.
Quality problems with laboratory tests often lead to controversy, which sometimes have to be resolved in court.
We have corrected the chemistry calculation, which sometimes generated wrong value of the max. chemistry
The intelligence which sometimes solves our problems for us during dreams is of a higher quality than that which ordinarily solves them during wakeful hours.
Fixed bug in processing of VPN clients sessions which sometimes could cause Firewall service to crash.
The drilling rig can also sustain large earthquakes which sometimes occur on the north of the island.
local boundary disputes, which sometimes turned violent.
States should investigate the diversion of weapons, which sometimes fall into the hands of criminals
(it's an“almost” which sometimes is beyond almost,
Which sometimes prevents us from typing,
although it still needs a transfer process, which sometimes can be time-consuming.
to warn people about the most serious threats to nature, which sometimes cannot be corrected.
splendid decorated floats, which sometimes drew disapproval,
It would, however, remain attentive to programme growth, which sometimes was warranted when poverty eradication was concerned, but not in other cases.
it causes suppuration, which sometimes develops into gangrene
spatial profiles of buildings is provided by the shadow of objects, which sometimes is the only indication of the very object.