Examples of using Although sometimes in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
generally easy to find although sometimes we had to park a block away depending on the time of day.
autoimmune diseases such as ankylosing spondylitis, although sometimes the cause is unknown.
It is worth saying that the drug is almost not effective against thrush, although sometimes patients try to use it in this area.
is usually asymptomatic, although sometimes have a higher sensitivity
Although sometimes such experiences may have been enlightening
Although sometimes they have accomplished this through their own discord or physical challenges,
In both cases the phenomena may herald the beginning of a return in normal memory functions and, although sometimes disturbing, can be welcomed as a sign of a step towards recovery.
Although sometimes in the night, my dreams will take me back to sadness… and I have to wake up
Although sometimes fairly trivial,
But I realized that, although sometimes, I'm more than one man I'm not whole unless I'm with you.
Although sometimes presented as complementary insights,
Although sometimes it does not give any signs of disease,
We aim to settle bets as quickly as possible(within a few minutes), although sometimes we have to wait for official confirmation of the result.
For example, TCP port 25 is the mail server, and TCP port 80 is the web server(although sometimes you find web servers on different ports).
That is not what evolution is and that is not what evolution implies, although sometimes the everyday notion of the word seems to make us think that way.
I mean, she was so drunk, I don't even know why I was listening, although sometimes that's when the things you really mean come out.
Later the same man said to me,"I'm usually cool and unemotional, although sometimes I do lose my temper and I suffer for it.
it protects the paw while walking, although sometimes it gently leans against it.
Although sometimes shielded their informations various professional degrees,
The Arabs believed that the Jinn were spirits of fire, although sometimes they associated them with succubi,