Examples of using To some degree in English and their translations into Polish
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The fact that the lymphoma continues to recede is, in my view, to some degree.
To some degree, they continue to be marginalized from the memory of the Holocaust.
This reduced the rate of theft in Islamic countries to some degree.
It is influenced to some degree by the individual laboratory employed;
That… I have always had a guilt complex to some degree.
Everyone is psychotic to some degree.
One in 50 people has it to some degree.
I think to some degree we all kinda want to go.
Diastatic activity is still present to some degree in very pale caramelized malt.
Around 80 million people in the EU are affected by a disability to some degree.
Which means, to some degree, we're all radioactive.
you are quite familiar with it and have mastered it to some degree.
And perhaps, to some degree, undermine us. where they could disagree with us And they started looking for ways.
And they started looking for ways and perhaps, to some degree, undermine us. where they could disagree with us.
I hope it's rocking your expectations to some degree.
Two essential principles can be identified that to some degree have already been implemented in standardization.
And maybe to some degree he was, but I think… I think we would have all been happier if he would have just let us into his life.
If each literature reveals itself to be to some degree autobiographical, each can also be made self-referential in a broad, non-Sandauer sense.
The phenomenon is most apparent in Japan but exists to some degree in other countries as well.
The example of a saint of our time can to some degree help us understand what it means to have a real encounter with this God for the first time.