Examples of using Considerable differences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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there are still considerable differences, especially discrimination at work
In the summer considerable differences between daytime and night time temperature can be observed.
since there can be considerable differences between examiners.
There existed among them considerable differences in regard to dietary regulations,
But there are considerable differences, both in the ways these social risks present themselves as in their severity.
The fact is that the Super Nintendo 1Chip has considerable differences with regard to previous models.
There are considerable differences between Member States with quite a clear north/south divide.
which can largely be attributed to the considerable differences in manning costs at world level.
they underline that"in the character of the practical actions there may be considerable differences provoked by the concrete situation in the war.
In the character of the practical actions there may be considerable differences provoked by the concrete situation in the war.
which explains the considerable differences between these systems.
there are considerable differences separating us in economic,
There are considerable differences of opinion between Member States,
The considerable differences between groups on these tasks allow quantifying the difficulty observed in practice during attempts at communication with the deaf children.
After identifying and explaining the considerable differences between Member States in this respect,
It is true that there are considerable differences in the salaries paid to Members from the different Member States.
This report confirms that considerable differences continue to exist between Member States in terms of asylum procedures and procedural guarantees.
the results of socio-economic consultation there are considerable differences between Member States.
In 1985 every European spent nearly 1 ECU out of 5 on food, although there were considerable differences between the Member States.
due to the considerable differences identified.