Examples of using Significant extent in English and their translations into German
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But the European market will not grow to any significant extent for the foreseeable future.
reduce mould fouling to a significant extent.
The ratio of Calcium to Magnesium allows the body to any significant extent and to exploit.
In addition, biogas, biomass and solar heating are replacing to a significant extent fossil fuels.
Organ function impairment Imatinib and its metabolites are not excreted via the kidney to a significant extent.
At the present time, none of these are used to any significant extent in commercial practice.
but also to a significant extent how she wants it.
We must not forget the pioneering role of Slovenia which to a significant extent started the pro-European process in the Balkans.
In particular, access by other suppliers to che recail stage of distribution is made difficult to a significant extent.
BLESSING:… it has contributed to a significant extent.
Affects you in another similar way and to a significant extent.
He receives to a significant extent considerations before he performs the supply
To a significant extent, a company's success depends on the quality of its managers' decisions.
The grape variety Goldriesling is grown to a significant extent only in Saxony
We therefore believe that we will participate to a significant extent in the coming wave of investment in the automotive industry.
On this market, Dolby's and Doremi's activities overlap to a significant extent.
The serious pollution problems of the Danube originate to a significant extent in Romania.
Pravastatin is not metabolised to a clinically significant extent by the cytochrome P450 system.
Brands secure the value of a company to a significant extent: customers often identify with products and services based on the brand.
although the public as a whole also benefits to a significant extent.