Examples of using Deep changes in English and their translations into Greek
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W duration decreased. We're exploring deeper changes to Akali to address the frustration she causes for opponents independent of whether she's strong or weak.
But that is not conceivable without a deep change of mentality, social relationships
We will then evaluate what worked and what didn't, and make deeper changes(including additions/removals)
Yet the deep change in the nationalist agenda is not due to humanitarian considerations,
Analysts have urged VW to consider deeper changes including an initial public offering of the high-margin Porsche sports-car business to unlock value.
is to make deeper changes, create a society of transparency
continue taking them to observe the deeper changes that you are feeling.
the transfer case have evolved, but the deeper changes are in the heart of the embedded systems.
do not act consistently and decisively towards deeper changes in the their own country and citizens.
This was a deeper change that that which typically occurs in the life of a modern individual,
Even if we assume that both proletariat and bourgeoisie would have required a“purgation of the state apparatus”(necessarily involving such a deep change as to transform it qualitatively),
Yet the current political mood and deeper changes will hinder any attempt to reboot not just the EU,
We implore forgiveness and we pray for a deep change in our hearts, a radical return to God
We're still investigating deeper changes to Syndra that seek to address her lackluster performance,
respect and a deep change on the Brazilian political landscape.
it appeared that the conception as to the means of their realization had undergone a deep change.
the conception as to the means of their realization had undergone a deep change.
access to the necessary programs, for a deeper change.
an idiosyncrasy of these two presidents but a deeper change in both regional dynamics and broader U.S. interests.
the bourgeoisie could use the existing state apparatus without‘purgation of the State apparatus' necessarily involving such a deep change as to transform it qualitatively,