Examples of using Causing significant in English and their translations into Slovak
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Crane king ghosts fighters which are famous for causing significant physical damage
This impacts the ability of structural proteins to function normally, causing significant damage to the skin's support system.
any other generally dangerous action aimed at destroying as many people as possible and causing significant property damage.
early resorption were noted at doses causing significant maternal toxicity, including mortality.
can be produced without causing significant damage to wild stocks;
Species shall be chosen which can be farmed without causing significant damage to wild stocks.
It is important to Haiti's inhabitants that the European Union shows solidarity with them after the disaster which has hit them, causing significant human and material losses.
an object the size of a football field will impact the Earth, causing significant local damage.
The device shall be capable of withstanding on its exposed surface a distributed downward vertical load of 4 kN per metre of step length without causing significant permanent deformation.
According to the environmental group, almost 12 million hectares were burnt this year, causing significant CO2 emissions
According to the Russian branch of Greenpeace, almost 12 million hectares of forest have been burnt this year- causing significant CO2 emissions
to have a negative impact on ecosystems, causing significant problems for human health.
According to the Russian branch of environmental group Greenpeace, almost 12 million hectares of forest have been burnt this year-- causing significant carbon dioxide emissions and reducing the future capacity of forest to absorb the carbon dioxide.
northern Europe, causing significant losses to livestock production
According to the Russian branch of Greenpeace, almost 12 million hectares of forest have been burned this year- causing significant CO2 emissions
May 2010 due to the presence of volcanic ash clouds had a major effect on travel in Europe, causing significant disruption to airlines, travel agencies and tour operators as well as tourists themselves.
disease have occurred in many Member States, including central and northern Europe, causing significant losses in terms of morbidity,
Disasters causing significant human, economic and environmental damage are
May 2010 due to volcanic ash clouds had a major effect on travel in Europe, causing significant disruption to airlines, travel agencies and tour operators as well as tourists themselves.
Invasive alien species are also one of the fastest growing threats to biodiversity in Europe, causing significant damage to agriculture,