Examples of using Particularly harmful in English and their translations into Slovak
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Fishing gear abandoned at sea can have particularly harmful impacts through entanglement of marine animals.
That form of market manipulation is particularly harmful to investors, because it causes them to base their investment decisions on incorrect
It has also emerged that pollution by microparticles originating from diesel vehicles is particularly harmful to human health.
SnoreBlock snoring pills are an original dietary supplement that helps remove night snoring and cure particularly harmful sleep apnea.
I maintain that the'Blue Card' is disastrous for Europe and particularly harmful to Africa and the African people.
they are considered particularly harmful.
which proved particularly harmful to the EEA market.
However, the concentration of these impurities is not generally particularly harmful in the normally negligible quantities you would find in common tap water.
Authorisation The Candidate List includes substances of very high concern that are particularly harmful for human health or the environment.
alcohol at a young age may be particularly harmful(7).
The blue light is particularly harmful to the brain as having a wavelength less(446- 477 nanometers)
the banning of particularly harmful knives such as zombie
blue light is particularly harmful to the brain as having a lower wavelength(446- 477 nanometers)
Ppam is an advanced and particularly harmful cryptovirus which typically encrypts the files that are stored on the infected computer
If a substance is identified as particularly harmful to human health
In particular, the particularly harmful products based on poppy can cause the elderly,
the environment against the consequences of particularly harmful emissions from the use of organic solvents
In particular, the particularly harmful to poppy-based drugs can cause older people,
which are particularly harmful for the thin, fragile skin of children.
which may be particularly harmful in case of frequent contact with human skin.
