Examples of using Greatly increased in English and their translations into Finnish
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Secondly, it is here that originated corporate identity through trade IKEA store, which greatly increased the shopping areas and eliminate the need for filling its products.
The recommendation greatly increased the openness of Finnish listed companies
has greatly increased the urban population as compared with the rural,
which during use of the chemical agent is greatly increased, which can cause swelling
were diagnosed with diabetes, instead it greatly increased risks regarding cardiovascular health.
becoming synanthropic, which greatly increased their ability to bear offspring.
already from the first years of life suffering from overweight, has greatly increased.
weight are greatly increased by about 30-40.
It shows that the level of contracting greatly increased in 1994 where it reached fourteen times the level of contracting in 1990.
The demand for, and ability to supply, rapid deliveries has been greatly increased by multimodal transport
If the temperature greatly increased and will not go for a long time,
who has greatly increased the possibility of unloading
A global networking event has greatly increased world-wide understanding of the work of heir hunting company Finders
The greatly increased incidence of glaucoma
Fishing mortality rates have greatly increased during the 1970-1997 period, particularly in the most recent years for the older age groups.
it can be seen that the sector has greatly increased its activity while making insufficient progress in reducing its energy and GHG intensity.
the irritation is greatly increased, and many skins cannot stand it.
Private, corporate and institutional investors have greatly increased the cross-border diversification of their assets and liabilities over the past few years.
There is no analysis of the social effects, or of what greatly increased food costs will mean for the people of central
For example, in many developing countries, the income available from trade has greatly increased and can be used to fight poverty.