英語 での That is to say の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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That is to say, diver's feet can be compared to motor and the fin to propeller.
That is to say, she positively enjoyed the variety of cultures an ethnically diverse society sustains.
That is to say, today's economy is based on mass production and debt.
That is to say, we live“between the times.”.
That is to say: Does the messaging system define certain channels and require the applications to make due with those?
That is to say, the real market and virtual market fall apart when they are not linked.
That is to say, even if the Tofisopam was removed from the equation, the remaining Diazepam equivalent was still sufficient enough to form dependence.
That is to say, money can exert its power when it flows. Usually, money does not remain in economic entities.
That is to say, without the existence of the Other, there would be no desiring of anything.
That is to say, a unit is an amount per unit and a unit price is the monetary value per unit.
That is to say, currency, public debts and public credits comes to be as a result of the issuance of currency.
That is to say, the money supply in the market is determined by periodic profits and losses, and those periodic profits and losses are controlled by accounting.
That is to say, the behaviour of such functions is undefined when they are called from a signal handler that interrupted an unsafe function.
That is to say, No worry of possible threats and challenges.
That is to say, the art formation of Manbi, is integrated with the carving of the down-ward looking and facing front eyes.
That is to say, as far as is necessary for us to know in this life, to His glory and our salvation.
That is to say, in the last days, Christ shall use the truth to teach men around the earth and to make all truths known to them.
That is to say, any truth can only be expressed and put into words when it is one-sided.
That is to say sickness for all."-- Guylaine Lanctot, M. D.
That is to say, the system that selects the vulgar is itself vulgar.