Examples of using One-sidedly in English and their translations into German
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So, vision can abruptly disappear one-sidedly or even in two eyes.
Only in the second can we decipher what we had so far perceived one-sidedly.
This definition is of no use at all because it one-sidedly, i. e.
always one-sidedly fueled by him.
Experience gained in countries like the UK shows that regulation based one-sidedly on cost-cutting is ineffective.
With it the particular nature of the Christian revelation is neither denied nor one-sidedly made absolute.
The grand coalition government should not try to solve its problems by one-sidedly burdening consumers.”.
Hirsch 1987, 158 This perception of the consequences of industrialization concentrated one-sidedly on the destructive dimension of industry.
At the moment it is these structures above all, which one-sidedly serve as the basis for laws and funding etc.
This is especially dangerous when investors act one-sidedly on the markets and market prices don't take on the expected direction.
we argued one-sidedly in a 1998 article in Platforma Spartakusowców, paper of the SGP.
This treaty can neither be repealed one-sidedly nor with the consent of both states without trampling the rights of the Sámi.
curative properties force to look at it not so one-sidedly.
authorisation procedures is associated with major practical difficulties which are one-sidedly to the detriment of project promoters.
no less influenced by one-sidedly Platonizing modes of thought,
In a very real sense humans combine all the abilities and qualities that are represented one-sidedly by all the different animals in their unique way.
In short, it started breaking one-sidedly, but with the approval of the«workers»
But the thinking observation does indeed do so, which considers neither concept nor perception one-sidedly by itself, but rather the union of both.
Moreover, often the effect of the advertisement is not seen through the cost that was put into it because things are often seen subjectively and one-sidedly.
Here in an individual case Goethe's naive, unprejudiced observation of nature ran up against science's way of thinking which was influenced by a one-sidedly understood Platonism.