Examples of using Considerable damage in English and their translations into Slovenian
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which in turn has caused considerable damage to these monuments.
therefore caused considerable damage to the environment,” she explained.
can cause considerable damage to consumers, generate unfair competition
the destruction of infrastructure have caused considerable damage to the once rich park.
which have suffered considerable damage.
which suffered considerable damage following'Hurricane Dean' in August 2007.
In the past, a lack of essential controls led to a crisis, to considerable damage caused as a result of speculation on the part of, for example, the banks.
These figures really make it clear to everyone that considerable damage is being done to the national economy and that this must be stopped as soon as possible.
But aggressive substances continue to influence hair during procedure that leads to their considerable damage.
Pemmican was hit by a major earthquake on 1 January 1908 that did considerable damage to the city's historic center and to many other locations.
The floods in Ireland in November 2009 did considerable damage to homes, farms,
It was hit by a major earthquake on 1 January 1980 that did considerable damage to the city's historic center and to many other locations on the island of Terceira.
Angra was hit by a major earthquake on 1 January 1980 that did considerable damage to the city's historic center and to many other locations on the island of Terceira.
which often cause considerable damage- and costs.
In the long term, cracks in façade rendering often lead to considerable damage in the building fabric.
The hardest part was the damage done by Hurricane Sandy- a large tree fell on the house and caused considerable damage to the house and landscaping.
which claimed thousands of lives and left considerable damage in its wake.
While the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake caused considerable damage throughout the capital, the Alfama survived with little damage,
could suffer considerable damage that would affect the economic interests of the State
While the 1755 Lisbon Earthquake caused considerable damage throughout the capital, the Alfama survived with little damage,