Examples of using Certain extent in English and their translations into Greek
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Security is only guaranteed to a certain extent in transport.
You can improve on it to a certain extent.
Both sides are, to a certain extent, correct.
Yes, to a certain extent.
Self-promotion is fine to a certain extent.
We all feel that to a certain extent.
To a certain extent, it does.
resisting fire at a certain extent.
In a certain form and to a certain extent.
No, not to a certain extent.
And to a certain extent culturally.
We will always be the underdog in rock'n'roll, to a certain extent.
The involvement of SNEs compensate for the lack of expertise to a certain extent.
That's true to a certain extent.
They are willing, to a certain extent, to spend, abandon worldliness,
To a certain extent this shift from domestic accumulation-based growth to debt-fuelled growth can be contributed to the process of Slovenia's integration to the European markets.
prevailing in more dogmatic form in Russian‘economism' and to a certain extent in European social democracy.
To a certain extent, all of us here can regard ourselves as experts,
I said that centres can replace one another to a certain extent, but not completely, and inevitably in such cases they work in a much less effective way.
Commissioner, I think it only fair to thank you for such an exhaustive answer, which to a certain extent reassures me.
