Examples of using Certain degree in English and their translations into Czech
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I believe you're guilty of nothing more than a certain degree of moral ambivalence.
My father attained a certain degree of virtuosity.
At the same time, it would also give the European bureaucracy a certain degree of credibility.
You put it bluntly but with a certain degree of accuracy.
Not without a certain degree of pleasure, I might add.
A certain degree of comfort is necessary to keep up his spirits.
Yes, to a certain degree.
And, when heated to a certain degree it eats through steel.
Micromachines are showing a certain degree of effectiveness now!
In the past, I have enjoyed a certain degree of autonomy.
To a certain degree the exhibit maps historical developments,
This typically involves a certain degree of automation, with a weighing terminal connected to one
This is an artificial argument to a certain degree, but is one which is actually going on in the heads of many people.
National authorities are guilty to a certain degree of using them ineffectively in their work.
With the common agricultural policy, we are to a certain degree creating a source of jobs throughout the EU that is independent of the size
That you held a certain degree of trust in my ability to run this campaign.
To a certain degree the content of the semester is connected to the subject of drama work.
The current Regulation will, unfortunately, serve this end only to a certain degree and, in my opinion, it should, for example, also encompass the priorities of Member States.
A certain degree of confidentiality is required to ensure full and frank political discussions among political groups, and the broadcasting of these opinions has the potential to do more harm than good.
There have been putsches in almost all of the associations that showed a certain degree of autonomy with regard to the authorities.