Examples of using Certainly much in English and their translations into Spanish
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The problems arising from non-implementation are certainly much more complex
the last molecules of atmospheric gas that constantly undergo gravity are certainly much further.
Tilt rods require only a relatively small amount of force, certainly much less than that exerted by a person walking,
The mood of the album was certainly much darker and the band phased back much of their instrumentation, preferring to create
It is clearly one of the cardinal failures of much development, and certainly much economic planning,
the actual number was certainly much higher.
who could exercise only very limited bargaining power in bilateral or regional trade agreements, certainly much less than under a multilateral trade regime.
The burden on national bureaucracies is certainly much heavier now than it was for earlier developers, because an increasing number of
the Midway ships sat very low in the water for carriers(due to their much greater displacement), certainly much lower than the smaller Essex-class carriers, and had a great
sector management to local people could be at least as good for the environment as when national governments were in charge and certainly much better in terms of improved local livelihoods Mahamane et al. 1995,
Certainly, much of it is completely expendable.
Certainly, much better than the experience with the Etude House BB balm.
Certainly, much farmland is being taken over for non-agricultural uses.
Certainly, much of the true church of Jesus has also said these words.
There is certainly much to do.
She was certainly much moved.
There is certainly much less versatility in Operator.
Certainly much more needs to be done.
But the"bishop factory" is certainly much less so.
However the history of Pseudanor was certainly much older.