Examples of using Inevitable changes in English and their translations into Greek
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the general term“ high risk” better accommodates wide differences in local practice and inevitable changes in the standard of care,
equally its practical application in future must be tempered by inevitable changes to agricultural practices resulting from the unrelated
Just as a man opposed to inevitable change… needn't invariably be called a Luddite.
Will agonises about inevitable change.
Their principle cause is the inevitable change of position and perspective.
To look for the potential within the inevitable change.
Preparing for inevitable change.
We can have a positive impact on inevitable change by carefully observing,
Instead of complaining about this inevitable change, let's learn to focus
Scientists say aggressive programs are needed to both slash emissions and prepare for the inevitable change.
including the Hungarian community, and that this inevitable change will bring about a change in mentality.
Inevitable changes are to come in Belarus.
how can you counter the inevitable changes?
The modern and cosmopolitan way of life cause inevitable changes to large, urban centres.
Τhe answer lies in some absolutely normal and inevitable changes in the future mother's organism concerning various tissues.
If harmful greenhouse emissions are stabilised, New York would be able to stave off the inevitable changes until 2072 and London until 2088.
old wounds are reopened, as all are left to navigate the inevitable changes that modernity and time have wrought,” reads HBO's description of the film.
the American scientist argued that some inevitable changes in our genetic system,
The Commission's proposal also aims at preparing the grid for the inevitable changes in demand which will ensue from energy
the American scientist argued that some inevitable changes in our genetic system,