Examples of using Increasingly frequent in English and their translations into Polish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Financial
-
Official/political
-
Programming
-
Computer
the seasonal distribution of tourist movements and the increasingly frequent use of new information and communication technologies by customers.
Interestingly, that increasingly frequent it is inhabited by single people who live in them alone- similarly as this was with houses of the 1st generation so human houses returned almost to the starting point.
But somehow it so it happens, that in today's highly immoral times of"neo-medieval epoch", people increasingly frequent are making decisions to do in an immoral way almost everything- as I am generally explaining this in item J1 of my web page named pajak_for_mp_2014.
previously little-appreciated in business and in society: the increasingly frequent appearance of iPhone applications written in African languages,
not to mention the increasingly frequent and severe floods
previously little-appreciated in business and in society: the increasingly frequent appearance of iPhone applications written in African languages,
Religious intolerance is becoming an increasingly frequent phenomenon in various parts of the world,
especially within the World Trade Organisation, as it is coinciding with the increasingly frequent appearance of the social clause in bilateral trade agreements.
In the past this problem affected a fairly small number of beneficiaries, but increasingly frequent audits and greater awareness among institutions,
press freedom, and its increasingly frequent and unacceptable statements concerning the independence of its neighbours.
This can be helped by the increasingly frequent practice of the registry courts where the description of the activity entered in the register need not correspond word-for-word with the description used in the 2007 Polish Classification of Activity(PKD)
The name"atheistic orthodox science" is increasingly frequent used for describing this old monopolistic science,
The name"atheistic orthodox science" is increasingly frequent used for describing this old monopolistic science,
Thus increasingly frequent are calls of the kind expressed in the article"Science Minister backs calls for Govt funding to study toxic sea slugs", from page A7 of newspaper The New Zealand Herald, issue dated on Tuesday,
At a time when our civilization is characterized by increasingly frequent and pointed restitution demands,
was a reaction to the increasingly frequent appearance in foreign media of falsehoods suggesting
the prevention of increasingly frequent catastrophes or the provision of ever broader communication and navigation services.
often abruptly as a response to increasingly frequent crises and disasters,
requires action: the increasingly frequent coexistence in EU countries of three
requires action: the increasingly frequent coexistence in EU countries of three