Examples of using But changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Its marine habitat is secure, but changes to the morphology of the rivers
Instead, with games the interactive stimulus is never the same, but changes according to participant actions.
It is recognised that significant change is coming after 2013, but changes to payments under the CAP should gradually evolve to allow farmers to adjust to the new arrangements.
The second beat begins, as well as the first one, but changes occur in the second three notes- on the first string we need to press V first and then III mode.
which returns all the records from the Catalog table but changes the name of the Price column to Cost.
information about the operations was carefully concealed, but changes the appearance of Jackson could not remain unnoticed.
friendship with God but changes in my relationship with Him began when I went to Medjugorje in 2013.
On the inside of the car there were virtually no changes, but changes to the exterior included a switch to a power mast antenna,
The approach adopted for the Ds scheme has generally remained unchanged but changes have been made to the cni scheme in the area of project selection and a shift of funding emphasis from the construction to the preparatory phase.
The specific ways in which the brain regions changed varied by study(different studies used different neuroimaging measurements), but changes were seen in density of brain tissue, thickness of brain tissue(indicating greater number of neurons,
neglect damages not only in the way a developing child's brain functions, but changes the actual structure of the brain itself, in such a way that makes clear thinking, controlling emotions and impulses and forming healthy social relationships more difficult.
But change also means opportunity.
But change is in the air.
Britain must resolve Brexit but changing PM May wouldn't help, Hammond says.
But changing a law doesn't suddenly change people's beliefs.
But change isn't just a slogan.
Not selling out, but changing your whole thing.
IT will remain, but change.
Demand-- change the light bulbs, but change the laws. Change the global treaties.
But change in which direction?
