Examples of using Due to a number in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Due to a number of beneficial effects on the organism, Finnish sauna,
This can be due to a number of reasons including lack of compression,
Due to a number of factors, such as Medicare cutbacks
are less willing to lend due to a number of factors such as ongoing deleveraging,
Weight gain can happen due to a number of reasons such as endocrine imbalance,
In case your buy-in is reduced to 170 due to a number of losses and unsuccessful hands,
Current recycling rates of lightweight plastic carrier bags are very low and, due to a number of practical and economic difficulties,
it was concluded that, due to a number of topical issues, the group would meet each year
elevations in antidiuretic hormone, as well as acute worsening of kidney function due to a number of causes.[5].
elevations in antidiuretic hormone, as well as acute worsening of kidney function due to a number of causes.
The increase in turnover is due to a number of factors: the growing importance of foreign exchange as an asset class,
This phenomenon is due to a number of factors, but above all economic growth,
I believe the mood(if any) is due to a number of factors, and let's face it,
Due to a number of different active meditations we have at the moment,
If, due to a number of factors, a subject with stigma loses it,
pressure on banks has mounted due to a number of factors, such as high levels of non-performing loans, inefficient business models
Another problem concerns the very limited influence that the Commission has on the consumer prices, due to a number of reasons such as the policy of market orientation,
pressure on banks has mounted due to a number of factors, such as high levels of non-performing loans, inefficient business models
as well as acute worsening of kidney function due to a number of causes.[16] In most causes, however, it is unclear if the relationship is causal.
Elina Leonidovna Sidorenko- a professor Moscow State Institute of International Relations who serves in the working group- remarked that the process is being pushed back to the winter at the earliest, due to a number of factors.