Примери коришћења To a certain degree на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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that each person uses to a certain degree.
Gender differences in the level of education of Belgrade population are not exceptionally pronounced and are a consequence of unfavorable positions of older women to a certain degree.
that each person uses to a certain degree.
dictates our behavior to a certain degree.
But at the moment I can say that to a certain degree we ought to turn back toward Europe.
In fact, corruption is encouraged to a certain degree due to lax legislation that has decriminalised many cases of accepting bribery.
it can transform a weaker subject into its functionary without destroying it, and to a certain degree form a new unity with it.
we actually have the capacity to channel the direction of our development for ourselves to a certain degree.
But this depends to a certain degree on talks between the Turkish, Russian and US chief diplomats.
Both religions, to a certain degree, claim that by obeying the rules of the religion,
Applying a current to these crystals causes them to unwind to a certain degree depending on the voltage.
It had formerly been determined already that certain kinds of motions within the atom must be viewed as independent from one another to a certain degree, in the same way that a specific difference is made in classical mechanics between parallel motion and rotational motion.
Considering the fast growth of lending over the past decade both within global financial systems and, to a certain degree, in South East Europe,
the grille method could be used to emulate any language to a certain degree.
heads cooled to a certain degree, but the damage had already been done
Amazon are competitors to a certain degree, so that makes a bit of sense,
finding you capable to a certain degree of complying with this purpose,
fisheries retain importance to a certain degree, but they have been greatly challenged by foreign imports since Taiwan's accession to the World Trade Organization in 2001.
must bring together the most conscious individuals‘for whom the conception implicit in human activity has already become to a certain degree a coherent and systematic ever-present awareness