Examples of using Gray zone in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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dismal black, in the gray zone.
More questions about the gray zone arise from the phenomenon of thukdam, a rare occurrence
Our study resulted in three scenarios-“Bulgaria in the gray zone of the European economic space,”“Peripheral economy,” and“Catching up economy”- each one plausible under a set of driving factors and conditions.
a similar study has its“gray zone”- the worn out footwear may be an indication that the owner is a complete nonchalant fellow,
See, this is where I struggle in that gray zone with getting close to someone,
Tolkachev also noted that while crypto trade takes place in the so-called the gray zone in Russia, and that many Russian authorities have been bringing similar initiatives since 2015,
No Gray Zones.
There are no gray zones.
What's significant to the story of human skin pigmentation is just how much of the Northern Hemisphere is in these cool gray zones.
In 1996, they openly raised the issue of“gray zones” in the Aegean Sea,
initial investments in R&D are made, after the gray zones in regulation and smaller obstacles which are poisoning the life of companies developing renewables are removed,
They operate in a gray zone.
Russia and China operate in“the gray zone” of hybrid warfare.
For now, Iran has kept its actions in the gray zone of a deniable“hybrid” war.
10.0 ng/ml is often referred to as the"gray zone.".
10.0 ng/ml are often referred to as the“gray zone.”.
Illegal spying(or spying very deeply in the"gray" zone) as Tanov and the Prosecutor insist.
Asked by a journalist whether NATO would leave Ukraine in the"gray zone" between Russia
by eliminating the“Gray Zone” between the true believer
In the gray zone, death isn't necessarily permanent,