Examples of using Often too in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The issues are often too big for one Member State
Changes in a material's molecular structures are often too small to see directly with our eyes,
The absorbed amount of minoxidil from the skin into blood stream is often too little to cause any internal side effects.
than is commonly thought, but that is often too quiet and too resigned),
They are helpful when used in conjunction with medical treatment by a podiatrist or dermatologist, but on their own are often too weak to be the primary treatment.
objectives were often too ambitious, or the link between migration
those vaccines that exist are often too expensive or not readily available,
though many are often too costly for the average Nigerian citizen.
Patients are often too eager to attribute adverse reactions to prescribed medication
However, the configuration and maintenance of static tunnels is often too labor-intensive to use them for daily communication needs.
of Britons maintain that“people with very strong religious beliefs are often too intolerant of others”.
Of respondents believe that'people with very strong religious beliefs are often too intolerant of others'.
We're often too busy working out our reply before the speaker has even finished with his words.
Timeframe: end of 2021 58 The number of indicators used in each variable tranche was often too high, beyond the number recommended by the Commission's guidelines.
the wisdom we gradually-often too rarely- distil from that knowledge.
who nowadays hold summits almost every month, are often too chummy to be ready to criticise each other.
people are often too unpatient for that.
where prices are still often too high.
The spectrum bands liberated are often too narrow to be really cost-effective for new services
All those people who have unfortunately been affected by these fires deplore the fact that the procedures are often too lengthy and that implementing them takes far too long even though, in reality, when we are confronted with fires,