Examples of using Paradoxically in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Paradoxically, the Russian flax is actively offered by foreign companies,
Unfortunately, more democracy often means more Islamic fundamentalism and, paradoxically, less democracy.
The dancer induces a relationship of intimacy, while generating- paradoxically- discomfort and empathy.
Paradoxically, this is the factor grapefruit juice is not advised with any kind of medications or medicines.
Paradoxically, dealing with the threats to our waters has givenus considerable
However, even in the area of social cooperation, civil society involvement remains paradoxically modest.
Paradoxically, this is the factor grapefruit juice is not suggested with any type of medications or medications.
Paradoxically, the lifting of all restrictions also will not save us from stagnation.
Despite high unemployment in Europe, paradoxically many vacancies in the information and communication technologies(ICT) sector remain unfilled.
Paradoxically, when everything is sped up to build- in theory- a better society,
Paradoxically, many of these active substances which are banned in the EU are permitted in third countries which export their produce to the European market.
The European Parliament, however, is paradoxically not devoting any attention to the problems of the Slovak,
Paradoxically, many of these molecules which are banned in the EU are permitted in third countries which export their produce to the European market.
Paradoxically, this is the reason grapefruit juice is not suggested with any medications or drugs.
linked- somewhat paradoxically- to an expanding range of must-have products.
Paradoxically, higher dose of CBD may be less effective than lower dose of CBD.
linked- somewhat paradoxically- to an expanding range of must have products.
This document is paradoxically becoming the first major success of the Czech Presidency in the European Commission,
even consumed landscape, while paradoxically the countryside has ceased being a labour-intensive place.
Precisely this familiarity, paradoxically, yet congruently with the nature of the topic,