Examples of using While more in English and their translations into Slovak
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Less water will result in a fluffier texture, while more water will result in a denser texture.
In 2016 Lindex reached over 50 per cent, while more than 90 per cent of the fashion company's cotton came from more sustainable sources(20 Apr).
This corresponds to just 0,2% of the total workload of all the institutions involved, while more than 20% of the same workload is allocated to freelance translation.
The victims also include several women and children, while more than 120 people have been injured.
look at regional or local variations while more than half explore the relevance of these changes for the programmes.
So far the remains of around 6,000 victims have been exhumed from about 60 mass graves around Srebrenica, while more than 2,500 have been identified by DNA analysis.
the third premolar is still present, while more derived specimens elsewhere lack it.
The attackers killed a total of 130 people, including 89 at the Bataclan, while more than 410 others were wounded.
Several thousand new participants are registered on the site every day, while more than ten thousand participants are online at any time.
Under Pinochet, hundreds of thousands Chileans had disappeared while more than four thousands had died.
While more than 200 Protestants were indeed burned at the stake,
A special prosecutor has announced that as many as 90 people may be indicted, while more than 200 others, including former chief
Fuels were responsible for almost one third of year-on-year import growth, while more than a half of growth can be ascribed to the category of machinery
While more than 70% of the U.S. companies are considering delaying
884 million people across the world lack access to improved water sources, while more than 2.6 billion people lack access to acceptable sanitation.
While more than 60% of Greek voters rejected a proposed bailout deal during Sunday's referendum,
Britain's atheist church is barely three months old but it already has more'worshippers' than can fit into its services, while more than 200 non-believers worldwide have contacted organisers to ask how they can set up their own branch.
Iceland's special prosecutor has said it may indict as many as 90 people, while more than 200, including the former chief executives at the three biggest banks, face criminal charges….
Britain's atheist church is barely 3 months old but it already has more“worshippers” than can fit into its services, while more than 200 nonbelievers worldwide have contacted organizers to ask how they can set up their own branch.
While more than 70 pct of the U.S. companies are considering delaying