Examples of using Ever-increasing in English and their translations into Czech
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President-in-Office.-(SL) The ever-increasing cost of energy,
Wherever there is no water treatment plant, we are putting ever-increasing amounts of poison into our scarce water resources.
I would just like to point out that it is essential to take into account the pressure on the European automotive industry and the ever-increasing competition.
since food quality has an ever-increasing effect on the quality of life of European citizens.
He rarely attended classes, spending most of his time serving the needs of the ever-increasing numbers of devotees,
where the ever-increasing quantities of shale gas being obtained have completely transformed the gas market.
Of man's ever-increasing knowledge of science
to house the ever-increasing population.
Instead, the Commission continues authorising an ever-increasing number of GMOs to enter the EU agricultural market.
produce the necessary food that is required for an ever-increasing population.
HU During this cycle the European Parliament has had the task of exercising control over the administration of an ever-increasing number of agencies,
to halt the ever-increasing brain drain of qualified workers.
In view of the ever-increasing international trade
In some countries, public service broadcasters face ever-increasing political pressure
Finally, oil companies are operating at ever-increasing depths, making intervention very difficult when there is an accident and putting the marine environment at risk.
This will enable an ever-increasing number of people to learn that looking after their health starts with diet.
They are drilling everything they can, and at ever-increasing depths, which clearly increases the risk of accidents.
If similar growth is recorded in the coming years, how will we cope with the financial crisis with our ever-increasing spending?
at best a Tom Thumb in politics and geostrategy, despite the ever-increasing expectations of European public opinion.
The ever-increasing energy consumption along with its growing prices necessitates the op-timisation in the use of available energy sources as well as exploring for new energy sources.