Examples of using Falling in English and their translations into Slovak
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The chance of the bread falling with the buttered side down is directly proportional to the cost of the carpet.”.
With today's price level, falling to a minimum of$ 6,048, only the largest miners can stay afloat.
According to the General Court, the competitor's success and falling prices could not exclude that the appellant's practices had no effect.
Protection is needed both from a falling brick at a construction site,
He now sees the Dow falling to 7,286 and if that level does not hold,"I see it sinking to its 1980-82 area low of Dow 1,000.".
which include falling population levels,
Falling on a road bike is never an attractive proposition,
With lights, you can visually identify a fountain or cascade of falling water, flowing lines to emphasize the beauty of plants
The chance of the bread falling with the butter side down is directly proportional to the value of the carpet.".
Thomas Homer-Dixon argues that a falling EROEI in the Later Roman Empire was one of the reasons for the collapse of the Western Empire in the fifth century CE.
hitting a high of 13.4 points, before falling back to 10.5 points at the end of September.
Falling on a mountain bike is inevitable,
without fear of water falling on objects.
But any man navigating the cascades of romantic courtship and occasionally falling into those foaming waters is apt not to appear at his best.
The reason for this is not only the clear increase in the number of older people but also the falling birth rate.
Tillerson received a raise despite the company's net income falling by over 50 percent due to cost-cutting
When falling, however(Master uses hands to illustrate a falling wave)-“splash”- it falls very quickly.
IPx1 Protected against falling water at rain equivalent of 3 to 5 mm of falling water per minute over 10 minutes.
it does not come out of the nest during severe frosts, falling into a semi-dormant state.
Research and technological development in the field of biofuels is expected to result in costs falling by an average of 30% beyond 2010.