Examples of using Often makes in English and their translations into Slovak
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care in preparing the deal often makes the difference between great success
involve emotional intelligence and empathy, which often makes them more complicated to impart to a student.
involve emotional intelligence and empathy, which often makes them more complicated to impart to a student.
However, traditional retail lighting often makes whites appear yellow,
The structure and organisation of companies operating in several countries often makes it difficult to decide on applicable law
it is worthnote that the low cost of filter-jugs often makes them the most attractive option.
More light, combined with better sight lines, often makes a room with a sliding glass door feel larger than it really is.
One who often makes himself ugly to expose the ugliness he sees around him.
But, the US government has also failed to present any evidence to back such claims, and often makes contradictory statements,
Moreover, if the user often makes the same process of reforming the formats,
A one-size-fits-all approach is relatively simple, but often makes the work paranoia extreme,
distribution by eliminating the“brand tax” that often makes products cost up to 40 percent more.
One very important point in the report is that the European Commission often makes concessions in trade matters
regular courses of using drugs with acyclovir in the past can reach from 10 to 27%, which often makes treatment with acyclovir simply ineffective.
eliminating the"brand tax" that often makes products cost up to 40 percent more.
This point of view helps build the suspense of the novel since Clay often makes statements(like“I know who she's talking about now”)
a bucket or tank, as it often makes highly experienced amateur gardeners.
My predecessor, Pope Benedict, highlighted the fact that the migratory experience often makes people more vulnerable to exploitation,
Rather than scroll notifications across the two-line display, it shows notifications on a screen-by-screen basis, and then for good measure often makes them utterly impossible to read by just displaying a few letters at a time.
Hari Kunzru wrote that"the true voice of Thompson is revealed to be that of American moralist… one who often makes himself ugly to expose the ugliness he sees around him.".