Примери коришћења That are trying на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We can all see that this war has already yielded certain results for particular countries that are trying to impose their policies.
it attacks the very cells that are trying to fight it and it quickly hides itself in your genome.
guns at the enemies that are trying to bring down your base.
in general, is already bearing some fruit to some countries that are trying to impose their course.
at that time you challenge the wrong thoughts that are trying to enter into you.
Did you somehow forget that we're invaded by hostile aliens that are trying to wipe us out?
There are nasal discharge, in addition, increases in the volume of the mucosa due to accumulation of leukocytes in it(our defenders cells that are trying to deal with inflammation).
we have your back against KRACK and other cyber threats that are trying to compromise your data.
the terrorists and the killers that are trying to drive the process through violence.".
What they actually are is essentially bills that are trying to use a cannon to kill a fly that is about 50 meters off flying around in a crowded city square.
military pressure on states that are trying to organize an effective fight against the drug business(such pressure is often carried out under the guise of a“fight against terrorism”), etc.
These are only negative programs that are trying to steer you out of the way- for example,
Groups that are trying to help sex workers protect themselves against HIV
Sub-woofer is it only weighs 12 lbs that makes it the most ideal candidate to get your own car enthusiasts that are trying to keep up to continue to keep the weight of their vehicle!
organizations that are trying to embrace massively new opportunities.
only unlike other types that are trying to realize these changes
and companies that are trying to develop ways to deliver a drug in a way that the patient doesn't have to remember to take their 8 a.m. dose of something,
then fast, as the instructor blasts the kind of music you usually hear in stores that are trying to get 16-year-olds to buy pants,