Examples of using A practically in English and their translations into Greek
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In the United States, a practically unprecedented prison strike is underway,
and therewith for a practically unlimited increase of production itself.
and therefore, for a practically unlimited(schrankenlosen) growth of production itself.
Siemens have enabled us to develop a practically focused course which is highly relevant to the needs of the industry
constantly-accelerated development of the productive forces, and therewith for a practically unlimited increase of production itself.”.
progressing always faster, and therefore, for a practically unlimited(schrankenlosen) growth of production itself.
an arbitrator can choose to ignore a penal damage rule or the statute of limitations applicable to the claim before him(and it is generally conceded that he has that power),">arbitration can be viewed as a practically revolutionary instrument for self-liberation from the law…".
arbitration can be viewed as a practically revolutionary instrument for self-liberation from the law…"[2].
but it's worth paying attention to the fact that Jardim has a practically new team, while Garcia and his guys have
a grocery store is that it currently serves 200 customers per week, ante, at 33,">that fact alone does not tell us whether it is an overcrowded minimart or a practically empty supermarket.
and these imbodied consciousnesses exist in a practically infinite gradation of varying degrees of perfection-- a real ladder of life… stretching endlessly in either direction,
that these embodied consciousness exist in a practically infinite gradation of varying degrees of perfection- a real"Ladder of Life" or"Stair of Life",
these imbodied consciousnesses exist in a practically infinite gradation of varying degrees of perfection- a real ladder of life,
Pros: We got a practically brand new car.
Плюcы: We got a practically brand new car.
Devon was saying that I have a practically invented the television.
The"radical left" has no more than a virtual existence and a practically flat encephalogram.
Iron Curtain was the name of a practically impenetrable border seal dividing Europe for forty years to an eastern and a western part.
What is still a practically rural idyll today once inspired Rembrandt.