Examples of using While only in English and their translations into Serbian
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from the time we need to send fighters card in the case while only mana bar builds up.
Polls show that 58% of his supporters feel«extremely enthusiastic» about him, while only 46% of Clinton's«troops» can make such a claim.
For example, 16% of alcoholics started consuming before the age of twelve, while only 9% consumed alcohol for the first time between the ages of 15 and 17.
48% of respondents believe the EU is to blame for Kosovo missing out on visa liberalisation, while only 15% blame the government and politicians.
Around 85% of the urban population has access to improved water sources, while only 24% have access to a modern sanitation facility.
The first is that bakers would sell 13 loaves to vendors, while only charging them for 12 which allowed the vendor to then sell all 13 at full price;
While only a small club,
While only one has ever been found on Earth, the craters are common on Mars.
While only she can change her outlook on aging
While only six of the thirty NHL franchises are based in Canada,
Around 15% of the population is affected by migraine while only 0.1% of extreme headaches.
Some 80 percent of Roma population are functionally illiterate, while only 0.2 percent of Roma has undergone university education.
Each year the country consumes 4.73 billion plastic cups, while only one per cent of that figure is recycled.
Players aged between 21 and 24 accounted for almost half of all summer transfers at 47 percent while only seven percent were of players aged over 28.
A third of those surveyed said they would spend the same amount as last year, while only 4% plan to increase spending.
A 2009 survey in China showed that only 38 percent of smokers knew that smoking could cause heart disease while only 27 percent knew that it could lead to a stroke.
Percent said cannabis helped“a little”, while only 5 percent said it didn't help at all.
Players aged between 21 and 24 accounted for almost half of all summer transfers at 47% while only 7% were of players aged over 28.
A recent US study shows that of all senior managers two thirds of married men had children, while only one third of married women had children.".
Players aged between 21 and 24 accounted for almost half of all summer transfers at 47 per cent while only seven per cent were of players aged over 28.