Examples of using This rather in English and their translations into Russian
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However, there is an element of hope in this rather gloomy picture:
This rather low figure was suggested bearing in mind that the funds would have to be raised from external resources.
Determining exactly what happened in this rather minor war is complicated by the limited number of relevant sources,
But much of the novel feels like a wind-up for the books to follow and, after this rather unwieldy 400-page ride,
This rather ambitious goal seems, however,
Before looking at those, let's remind ourselves of what has been happening in this rather murky area of European development finance.
I don't know any way how to explore this rather short walking street in one day.
Despite this rather discouraging picture,
This rather depends on the pollution risk at the time of application:
An illustration of this rather new and disquieting phenomenon was the assassination, a year ago, in Rwanda, of five colleagues of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
My delegation would like to know whether this rather vague expression is due to some logistical problem
However, the disintegrative policy which started with the rise of President Saakashvili to power prevented this rather intensive communication from having an effect on later developments.
have difficulties in implementing this rather complex multilateral environmental agreement.
Finally, can we all be cheerful companions once more and abandon this rather deep philosophical enquiry?
one of the leaders in this rather narrow segment of the industry.
The losing attitude and symbolism have." Outside this rather unkind FAQ item,
To this rather sombre picture we must add the fragile situation in Angola,
Cordyceps is used even in this rather rare disease as thrombocytopenic purpura, which is due
This rather rare combination for the Solar System makes one think of the possibility of the emergence of life forms under the icy layer of the satellite.
This rather unprecedented provision renders the suspension of a political party essentially similar to an outright prohibition.