Examples of using Often means in English and their translations into Russian
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In large countries, this often means only players who are aged 17, pulled shortly after their birthday,
For an adult, it often means a steady income, versus a lifetime of struggling to feed a family.
This often means that the de-mining team has more medical facilities than the local community within which it operates.
A lifetime of gender-based inequalities often means older women experience financial abuse,
The long exposure time required for moonlight photography often means that the moon may have moved significantly over the course of the exposure.
That often means putting yourself first in situations where you would be best advised to think before you act.
Buying and selling property in Spain often means having to turn your hand to a wide range of things.
to stand still in the Middle East often means to take a step backward.
widespread needs, this often means using targeted support.
pleas for education in the name of returning to normal life often means reverting to prewar education.
The manufacturing cooling process often means products are too hot for packing and need to be cooled.
By being open to one's feelings often means lingering at the limit of one's ability,
said,“To talk about migration often means to talk about misconceptions.”.
For Polish policy-makers clean energy often means more efficient
Now they appear responsible for their job, and this often means the taking over of responsibility for the entire family supplementing the household budget or even maintaining their family.
The need for flexible usage of space often means that temporary or permanent barriers are erected leaving the cassette close to a wall or in a corner with the resulting imbalances in airflow.
This often means that a country's position within innovation networks often influences the results of co-invention efforts and therefore requires countries
Debt-for-aid often means financial transfers between various agencies within the creditor country government, i.e. outstanding receivables
a lack of regular employment for rural women often means inadequate food security
since its passage often means that evidence is no longer available,