Examples of using To a greater degree in English and their translations into Polish
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Jawett points this out very good in his little book School of Calvary- it seems that it requires a greater degree of suffering to bring a man to a greater degree of the presence of Christ.
Thank God for a civilization which to a large extent has lifted"Christendom" to a higher plane of civilization--to greater moderation in dealing with foes--to a greater degree of human sympathy!
discussion with eminent experts, which allows the participants to benefit from their knowledge to a greater degree than is usual for this kind of meetings.
if our policies do not respond to a greater degree of social inclusion which is also provided for by more competitive
Getting in shape can be to a great degree troublesome.
Of which, to a great degree, you will be in control.
You feel that you're responsible because to a great degree you are.
Convenience is to a great degree tight in the mid year;
Although the game was patched later and modded to a great degree by third parties,
you can still build your body to a great degree, look amazing,
Start Menu Reviver can be customized to a great degree, from colors to Start Button choice to icons.
But if you can have the ability for reverse phone look up it eases your problem to a great degree.
thus depends to a great degree on access to(preferably low cost)
Its system of studies that joins intensive consultations with continuing and distance education, to a great degree inspired the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan which adopted this system for its own continuing education department.
reducing blood pressure to a greater degree than either component alone.
The combination of these ingredients has an additive antihypertensive effect, reducing blood pressure to a greater degree than either component alone.
Some strategies drove new policy while others focused to a greater degree on revising existing measures to improve coherence
the proliferation marker Ki67, to a greater degree than fulvestrant 250 mg in breast tumours in postmenopausal neoadjuvant setting.
the funds are being spent to a greater degree than before on regions and cities,