Examples of using Ruthlessly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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China quite ruthlessly and without any shame copies the product
how a government censors often reflects the tension between projecting an image of democracy and ruthlessly suppressing dissent.
ashy hair will suit only owners of ideal complexion because these shades will ruthlessly reveal any lack of skin.
persistently and ruthlessly employed, bring about a decision favourable to the party it supports.".
with which you emphasize the fact that he is not a man at all, but a rag on which you ruthlessly wiped your feet.
you need to ask if he is good with someone who ruthlessly judges you and brags about how remarkable his character is.
striking workers- have been ruthlessly suppressed, in an attempt at silencing their voices.
then being ruthlessly shown the exit door.
free Xbox gift cards, and then the exit door is ruthlessly displayed.
while its best parts call forth strong emotions by the ruthlessly close presentation of extreme situations.
survive only when ruthlessly managed," wrote historian Holmes Alexander in 1973.
These scientists had already acted extremely ruthlessly in occupied Chinese territory, carrying out experiments in their research units on prisoners-of-war
He even had the audacity to ruthlessly ask her,“Are you going to be the Hungarian Brittney(Spears)?
of the blue race, invigorating their cultural practices while ruthlessly exterminating the lingering strains of Neanderthal stock.
Among others, any lightning discharge into the field absolutely ruthlessly kills above ground
should be ruthlessly removed- they only take away strength from the mother bush
I'm planning to use this as my own creative space, and will ruthlessly fill it up with unfinished things I work on,
the computer ruthlessly shows what the boat is capable of,
the capital that demands a return is ruthlessly selective, and new human resources require investment at a price greater than capital, whose movement is ever easier, can acquire labour.
The banks ruthlessly pocket enormous profits from high interest rates on loans