Examples of using An often in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It is an often filthy, dehumanizing, mean-spirited job.
Surplus ammunition stockpiles play an often underestimated role in post-conflict areas.
Ac joint pain is an often injury among physically dynamic individuals.
Keeping your content contemporary and fresh is important, and an often overlooked requirement.
The Red Caps are an often drunk, vicious Dark Fae gang of rank and file.
Conductive rubber is an often overlooked material for making cheap and highly effective e-stim electrodes.
Office space is made available free of charge- overcoming an often significant barrier for young businesses.
From the home country perspective, an often debated question is whether outward FDI complements or substitutes for exports and/or employment.
In the face of an often unfavourable economic environment, NGOs confront the dilemma of how best to further their own programmes of action.
Our civilizations, languages and cultures, inherited from an often turbulent history, but of irreplaceable richness, are a precious legacy for humankind.
The recent economic and financial crisis, the food crisis and the challenges of climate change are having an often disproportionate impact on women.
An often encountered shortcoming in measuring global inequality is that it does not take into account the number of people living in different countries.
In such circumstances, the multi-ethnic character of most African States makes conflict even more likely, leading to an often violent politicization of ethnicity.
I learned that serving my country as a non-electric pop-up target in an often misunderstood crusade for liberty and justice turned puppet show for politicians.
We call this cycle of life and death"perception of the evanescence of life" that is an often embedded theme in Japanese literature and art.
planets cross paths with stars, the result is an often revealing and sometimes awe-inspiring spectacle of an eclipse.
According to a recent report, the newly porous borders of the former Eastern bloc and developing countries have helped spur an often ugly world trading market in environmental waste.
Implementation of policies and projects 452. Although at the core of institutional capacity-building, the ability to implement policies and projects is an often overlooked aspect of social policy-making.
Leaders need to connect to each other and to their followers, and they need to bring them along on what is an often arduous journey into a peaceful future.
Adolescent refugees are an often overlooked sub-group within this category of vulnerable refugees.