Examples of using Relatively poor in English and their translations into Danish
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Morley graduated from Cambridge with a B.A. in 1884 but his relatively poor performance meant that he had no hope of a fellowship.
How could a relatively poor country like Ireland build the motorways that are vital for our future economic growth without the possibility of collecting tolls?
The animal product contains thus, in the form of the red life units, merely a relatively poor form of nutrition.
In addition, it is quite wrong for the relatively poor industry to clean up the mess left by the relatively rich industry, free, gratis and for nothing.
A youth who was born relatively poor, in terms of economics, but was rich,
been relatively poor.
par ticularly on relatively poor regions within the Community.
the country's regulation was relatively poor, which made the country's Government take urgent measures to control the activity.
so it was still in a relatively poor state when Arins attended the Gymnasium there.
The water content is about 95%. Despite a relatively poor nutrient content, cucumbers are a popular food
The background of a Community involvement in industrial sectors is the relatively poor performance of certain European industries on world markets see COM(86)
Quercetin's health benefits have long been tempered by its relatively poor intestinal absorption,
where transport operators already suffer such disincentives as high fuel taxation and relatively poor road networks in many areas.
is also very tolerant of variations in fabrication operations, despite its relatively poor room-temperature shaping and forming characteristics as compared to steel and aluminum.
The relatively poor take-up of funds for infrastructure
is always relatively poor in areas where it acts according to the intergovernmental method.
was in a relatively poor state. Memories of Stalin's recent atrocities were fresh in people's minds,
They are typically large areas concentrated mainly in the peripheral parts of the Union which suffer the handicaps described in Part 2 above- specifically, relatively poor infrastructure endowment
Table 4 shows that net flows of public finance in the range of 3- 10% of regional product are common for both relatively rich and relatively poor regions, but a few of the latter enjoy considerably higher net in flows, up to around 30% of regional product.
The new agreement provides inter alia for an immediate reduction in interest rates for intermediate(Category II) and relatively poor(Category III) countries and introduces a system for automatic adjustments of interest rates every six months on the basis of the weighted average of