Examples of using Is a rather in English and their translations into French
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The term"relate" is a rather broad one: a plana positive or a negative way, i.e. have adverse effects or beneficial effects on the environment.">
We are going to discuss the question of meditation; it is a rather complex question
What comes out is a rather medium range level of satisfaction in the Analamanga region in the centre of the country
since the character of Pierce is a rather pathetic figure who is normally the butt of the joke himself.
First and foremost, the adding of optional protocols to human rights instruments is a rather unusual course, especially when they
And that is a rather worrying situation in the present context of the economic crisis",are telling us that they don't know how to get a legal decision recognised in another country, or that they have to pay an exequatur of up to 2000 Euros to do so.">
which has not yet finished, is a rather complex task and comprises many different
There is a rather stark reality, especially for developing countries:
while the energy industry is a rather low emitter(12%),
EU: The EU is a rather uncompetitive producer of many agricultural products that seeks to protect its farmers against cheaper imports,
There is a rather striking contrast between Canada's considerable research strength in the health
most of which are, notably, non-European countries. This is a rather peculiar outcome considering that the amendment was proposed by European countries affected by the tunnel accidents in 1999 and 2001.
It's a rather morbid choice of resting place.
Whoa. That's a rather tortured connection.
It's a rather delicate matter, Sire.
That's a rather bold move,
Yes, it's a rather humdrum affair, I'm afraid.
It's a rather lurid cover.
It's a rather pressing matter.
That's a rather bold statement considering you have only seen a photo.