Examples of using Are unavoidable in English and their translations into Slovak
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The government claims the cuts are unavoidable because the welfare state has been too generous.
Therefore, storages are unavoidable components of the future smart grid with large share of variable renewable generation.
Although difficulties and setbacks are unavoidable, this is a joyful pursuit, full of happiness.
Carbon offsetting is an internationally recognized way to take responsibility for carbon emissions that are unavoidable.
as safe as possible, innovations in the newest technologies for refractive surgery are unavoidable.
the world famous parma prdebris are unavoidable part of appetizers,
Carbon Offsetting is an internationally acknowledged way of taking responsibility for carbon emissions that are unavoidable.
dissatisfaction with one's self are unavoidable.
In the words of Marx:“These defects are unavoidable in the first phase of Communist society[Socialism],
Negative reviews are unavoidable, but if you focus your efforts on providing great customer service
despite known disagreements, which are unavoidable in an open and honest dialogue,
numerous monuments and museums are unavoidable sightseeing opportunities,
even some natural products can cause sensitivities that are unavoidable at times.
surcharges and fees which are unavoidable and foreseeable at the time of publication.
surcharges and fees which are unavoidable and foreseeable at the time of publication.
maritime transport for which there is no equivalent road transport alternative or which are unavoidable in a commercially viable transport operation,
and others, which are unavoidable components for proper functioning of the human organism.
Complaints about impairments that are unavoidable at the state of the art,
in the course of the movement, overreach themselves but are unavoidable as the means of overturning the entire mode of production.
necessitate further inroads upon the old social order, and are unavoidable as a means of entirely revolutionizing the mode of production.”.