Examples of using Is not making in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Computer
It's worth noting that Apple is not making cases for the iPhone XR,
Of course I'm thinking my husband is in the process of blowing me off which is not making me very happy.
Sifting though this psycho's past is not making me feel any better about Bright's chances.
So they know that the government is not making any good for them, but at the same time they are so afraid of the opposition.
we can sometimes assist politicians when foreign policy is not making much progress.
The study confirms that the European film industry is not making the most of its potential to reach new audiences
her doctors for a treatment that is not making her better, but worse.
don't be satisfied with some level of these that really is not making my life very happy;
breast-feeding when the body is not making enough.
The associations believe that Belgium is not making enough effort to foster inclusive education for children with intellectual disabilities.
Therefore, the procedure we are adopting in the field of religion, and the life pattern that we follow in our lifetime here is not making us happy; it is not making us cheerful.
Unfortunately, although the project was launched back in November 2008, it is not making progress, primarily due to obstacles over copyright,
best friend is not making your best friend do something you know would be very painful.
Brazil is not making any effort regarding lowering tariff barriers in the industry;
Papi Is Not Making A Lot, And My Salon Is Not Doing That Great.
I think you're starting to see that the hardest thing in most differential equations problems is not making careless mistakes.
People worry too much about making the wrong choices when what they should really worry about is not making any.
A dentist who broadcasts phonograms free of charge in his private dental practice is not making a‘communication to the public' within the meaning of EU law.
As regards the preventive arm,(i.e. when a Member State is not making sufficient progress towards its Medium term budgetary Objective) in good economic times
Europe is not making the most of its research potential