Examples of using Intrinsically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A Eucharist that does not pass over into the concrete practice of love is intrinsically fragmented.
You have to understand what actually intrinsically motivates them!
If all physical events that we know are intrinsically perceptions, what about our brain?
Nor does the paper address services that intrinsically add high value.
is not intrinsically right or wrong.
Enteric bacteria such as E. coli are intrinsically resistant to pirlimycin.
A Eucharist which does not pass over into the concrete practice of love is intrinsically fragmented.
If all the physical events that we know of are intrinsically perceptions, what about our brain?
The intrinsically political nature of the national budget,
that it does not intrinsically depend on the body
The current institutional architecture of the EMU is intrinsically complex, vesting economic,
when employees are intrinsically motivated, they are 46per cent more satisfied with their job, are 32per cent more committed to it and perform 16per cent better in them.
The Skitch app is intrinsically linked to your online Skitch account,
This isn't intrinsically surprising given the maturity of this part of the market
McKinsey data shows that intrinsically motivated employees are 32 per cent more committed, have 46 per cent more job satisfaction and perform 16 per cent better than others.
This topic is intrinsically linked with the promotion
Intrinsically, humans, as creatures of the Earth were drawn inherently always back to one thing… war.
on the Tradition of the Church, on the existence of absolute moral norms that prohibit intrinsically evil acts
Measuring the effectiveness of preventive actions is intrinsically difficult and requires close cooperation between the Commission,
when employees are intrinsically motivated, they are 32% more committed