Examples of using Basic fact in English and their translations into Greek
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I am rather shocked a lieutenant in the Fuhrer's army… is having a difficult time understanding this basic fact.
The corollary of this basic fact is that immortality is not innate to humanity
The existence of strong electric fields across cellular membranes is accepted as a basic fact of cell biology.
finally the judicial frame-ups are merely a reflection of this basic fact.
The one foolish with his lips, on the other hand, fails to understand this basic fact.
You cannot understand the conflict until you fully understand one basic fact that the ego does NOT know.
We must acknowledge this basic fact of Christian history in humility before the will of God,
An analysis of Venezuela that ignores this basic fact belongs either in the trash bin
I would just point out this basic fact before everybody, as we might say in Ireland,'loses the run of themselves' in this particular area.
no irrelevant bromide that“we are all part of one another,” must be permitted to obscure this basic fact.
Now, one important conclusion of my historical research is that modern industrial growth did not change this basic fact as much as one might have expected.
It's astonishing how many people who start small businesses don't seem to grasp this basic fact- or are incredibly skilled at ignoring it.
no irrelevant bromide that“we are all part of one another,” must be permitted to obscure this basic fact.
This is a basic fact in occultism, and the relationship between the cells in the human vehicles, and the cells in the bodies of a Heavenly Man, will be productive
A basic fact of international trade is that a trade deficit has to be matched with a current account deficit- in other words,
In harmony with this basic fact Jehovah now proceeds to put to the final test those whom Jesus Christ hands over to him in their human perfection.
this is a basic fact.
The second thing missing is the very basic fact that Cuba owes its success not merely to its prioritizing of public welfare over private profits but rather to its rejection
to silence this basic fact of intensified competitive struggle,
of people, and a careless attitude to this basic fact would turn our whole program head over heels.