Examples of using An often in English and their translations into Danish
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This is an often forgotten contribution to international security in its widest sense.
An often present- but often ignored- cause
Homocysteine is an often overlooked factor in the development of blood clots and arteriosclerosis.
His writing was distinguished by a feeling for words and an often witty use of them.
The Red Caps are an often drunk, vicious Dark Fae gang of rank and file.
On the banks of Lake Nasser lies the Temple of Kalabsha, an often overlooked jewel of Aswan.
Odd as this may sound, an often overlooked aspect of what you eat is what you drink.
Yet, the international registration of these designs is an often complicated and costly process, especially for SMEs.
It is an often intractable bacterial infection of the ear,
Chin(Chin corrections) Great effect on the edge The chin is an often neglected detail of the face.
they were extended and connected in an often complicated and yet symmetrical fashion.
they were extended and joined in an often complicated and yet symmetrical manner.
As reliable information on the latter is often difficult to gather, an often used proxy indicator is home ownership.
Madam Vice-President, for many years there has been an often very hard,
Moreover, the failure to take account of bonuses as an often essential component of wages leads to more wage dumping.
Whereas recessed downlights is an often used principle in corridors,
the Lusaka conference maintained an often inappropriate line, promoting abstinence,
In the business world a creative mindset is an often sought-after characteristic.
An often neglected aspect of negotiation planning is to really consider what the objectives are.
In an often playful way he adds elements,