Examples of using Often represent in English and their translations into Greek
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
These processes are critical to any organization as they generate revenue and often represent a significant proportion of costs.
those which are allegedly in the opposition and often represent the interests of the worker aristocracy
These processes are critical to any organisation as they can generate revenue and often represent a significant proportion of costs.
These processes are normally critical to an organisation as they generate revenue and often represent a significant proportion of costs.
Metal MEDALS often represent the honor to be obtained,
The party's policies often represent an aggregation of interests within the party, which will inevitably
Metal Medals often represent the honor obtained,
as symbols often represent huge areas of our experience.
we spent huge amounts of time interacting with screens- which often represent a virtual simulation of the real world.
The modern economy is unthinkable without the activities of transnational companies, which often represent an international holding company- a group of companies operating in several countries,
Stone sculptures survive far better than works of art in degradable materials, and often represent the majority of the surviving works,
β-carotene often represent 50% or more of the total carotenoids content.
late payments that often represent the reason why otherwise solvent enterprises fail due to a kind of domino effect.
the Sentinels were designed to hunt mutantswho often represent the protagonists of Marvel stories;
Names in the Bible often represented a person's character.
Often represents fear and need for protection.
Names Names in the Bible often represented a person's character.
Princess Benedikte often represents her elder sister at official
Often represents fear and shows a need for protection.
The chief of Melchizedeksˆ often represents the Creatorˆ Sonˆ in these deliberations.