Examples of using Sometimes very in English and their translations into Hungarian
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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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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Finding a right employee is sometimes very stressful.
May be solitary, multiple, sometimes very numerous.
I sometimes feel very tired, sometimes very nice.
where people gather in large and sometimes very expensive dolls.
To be sure, none can deny that certain families experience trials, sometimes very painful ones.
dangerous and will sometimes very complex task,
We have clear and sometimes very sensitive divisions of responsibilities
be able to judge works of various gravity and sometimes very different directions,
they have often changed(sometimes very dramatically) in response to new cultural expectations and ideas.
personality that's cold and uncaring and a tendency to engage in antisocial and sometimes very violent behavior.
People do experience problems and upsets in life that may result in mental troubles, sometimes very serious.
An eSTP will occasionally have strong intuitions which are often way off-base, but sometimes very lucid and positive.
The company that makes Nplate will provide doctors in each Member State a‘dosing calculator' to help them calculate the sometimes very small volumes of Nplate that need to be injected.
There are a large number of series and championships where a professional racing driver can earn a good, sometimes very good, living," Mosley wrote.
It's vast and complicated and ridiculous and sometimes very rarely impossible things happen
This program was executed to some extent, and sometimes very well, in many European countries- Prussia,
The sometimes very detailed rules that apply in Europe were brought in to make the single market work properly,
Additionally the lengthy and sometimes very bureaucratic internal procedures of the Croatian administration have contributed to the unsatisfactory pace of implementation.
really a new element, namely the important and sometimes very controversial question of who pays for aviation security.
slow onset, which is sometimes very difficult to detect,