Examples of using Mid-nineties in English and their translations into German
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His productions have been shown internationally since the mid-nineties and are represented in institutional and private collections.
Throughout the mid-nineties, Qubad worked on
In Russia, leggings are a relatively long time- inthe mid-nineties of the XIX century.
Upc cablecom has been the network partner for the municipality of Schmerikon since the mid-nineties.
Since the mid-nineties, this is how compositions emerge that combine musical material with a reserved approach.
The Austrian artist Klaus Schuster has been specifically exploring the artificiality of images since the mid-nineties.
In the mid-Nineties, poorer city districts, such as Everton, had an unemployment rate of 44 percent.
In contrast the number of school-leavers has been increasing again since the mid-nineties.
Since the mid-nineties, he is part of a group of well established actors on german TV.
Since the mid-nineties, the use of CFCs has been almost totally banned.
Unresolved issues==Hundreds of articles on T3SS have been published since the mid-nineties.
The French artist has been showing his work on the international scene since the mid-nineties.
From the mid-nineties electroacoustic sound compositions complement the repertoire.
Mid-nineties, held your CDs?
Since its founding, the mid-nineties the Brock corporate group in the wheel domain characterized by the constant growth.
The United States has experienced an important acceleration in labour productivity since the mid-nineties, outpacing growth in European productivity gains.
In the mid-nineties, as Generation X began to bloom, new factors influenced the fashion world.
Since the mid-nineties Philippe Starck developed innovative plastic chairs for the Italian manufacturer Kartell.
In fact, in the second half of 2002, the value of quoted shares issued in the euro area was at its lowest level since the mid-nineties.
The growth rate in productivity per employed person in Europe has been going down since the mid-Nineties and is now fluctuating between 0.5% and 1% as against 2% in the United States.