Примери коришћења Somewhat less на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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base character may be somewhat less apparent.
the current administration has been somewhat less than enthusiastic about it, and has rejected roughly nearly every person who has applied;
unsaturated fat molecules contain somewhat less energy(i.e., fewer calories)
base character may be somewhat less apparent.
And the fact that it is somewhat less efficient- this issue should be resolved zealous approach to the use of hot water.
an unsaturated fat molecule contains somewhat less energy(that is fewer calories)
Health tourists mostly come from countries of the former Yugoslavia, somewhat less from Europe, especially Central Europe and Scandinavia.
this truth is transposed in a somewhat less fierce way.
The main advantage for the companies is the longer repayment period without the mortgage, and somewhat less strict risk assessment.
especially in fixed-line telephony, and somewhat less in mobile.
Bed bugs are usually associated with places that are generally kept somewhat less than clean.
We have already commissioned about 20 facilities; this is somewhat less than last year
this truth is transposed in a somewhat less fierce way.
May 2017 Hidro-Tan received somewhat less than €5 million.
there is also somewhat less of a risk of developing dry eyes after LASEK.
Motorola's designers attempted to make the assembly language orthogonal while the underlying machine language was somewhat less so.
while the latest analysis shows that the population growth will most probably stop in 2075 at somewhat less than 9 billion.
is somewhat less reactive, because each atom must lose two valence electrons to form a positive ion with a closed shell(e.g., Mg2+).
are somewhat less reactive since each atom must lose two valence electrons to form a positive ion with a closed shell such as Mg2+.
The figures are somewhat less than those for the former Soviet Union republics where the average level of gray economy is about 45 per cent of the GDP-- and has increased 12 per cent over past decade.